Kelly returns to action during Clare training match
*Tony Kelly. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill THREE TIME ALL STAR, Tony Kelly is in line for a return to the Clare colours after partaking in a full internal training game on Saturday.
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Lohan confident lengthy injury list will reduce as league continues
*Tony Kelly is on target to return for the end of the National Hurling League. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill CLARE’S lengthy injury list is expected to be eased somewhat over the next fortnight.
Injury forces Colm Galvin to call time on Clare career
2013 All-Ireland winner and All Star, Colm Galvin has announced his retirement from inter-county hurling.
Kelly & McCarthy injuries offers chance to Clare’s young guns
*Brian Lohan watches on as Clare begin 2022 with a win. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill LONG-TERM injuries to Tony Kelly and Aidan McCarthy have offered a new opportunity for Clare panellists to grab a chance.
Lohan names strong side for Munster Hurling Cup semi-final vs Waterford
Clare’s senior hurling side to face Waterford in their first clash of 2022 has been named.
Tony Kelly awarded All Star for third time
Tony Kelly has been awarded an All Star for the third time.
Ballygunner a deflating ending to positive year for Ballyea
*Brandon O’Connell is put under pressure by Billy O’Keeffe. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill No complaints were voiced by Ballyea manager, Robbie Hogan as his side exited the Munster club championship at the quarter-final stage.
Kelly aiming to be back in action during Clare’s League campaign
*Tony Kelly on the sideline during Ballyea’s Munster club defeat to Ballygunner. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill TONY Kelly is aiming to be back in action by Spring time as he recovers from a recent ankle operation.
Ballyea crash out of Munster club to dominant Ballygunner
*Cillian Brennan. Photograph: Natasha Barton Ballyea’s Munster club journey came crashing down at the first hurdle when they came off second best to a much-stronger Ballygunner on Sunday afternoon.
Hogan brings Ballyea back with a bang
COMPARISONS could not be made on Ballyea’s maiden Clare SHC success in 2016 and their latest glory only that the same man was at the helm who said the awarding of a penalty to Aaron Griffin was a major turning point.