Kilker’s strike sends Tulla through to third round of FAI Junior Cup
Adam Kilker. Photograph: Ruth Griffin. ADAM Kilker struck the all-important goal to send Tulla Utd through to the third round of the FAI Junior Cup.
Adam Kilker. Photograph: Ruth Griffin. ADAM Kilker struck the all-important goal to send Tulla Utd through to the third round of the FAI Junior Cup.
Fourteen Munster titles came back to the Banner County with two runners-up as Clare had a huge representation at the Munster Development Day at the National handball centre at Croke Park.
LARGE attendances have been in Limerick as the race to win the Con and Annie Kirby Memorial kicked off in earnest.
FLYERS MINNIE trained by Kilrush’s Colm Fitzgerald claimed the €9000 prize in the Kilcolgan Castle Derby.
*Photograph: Ruth Griffin SAVAGE PIGS descended on Tulla for the St Patrick’s Day parade.
CLARE CREATED handball history by claiming both the mens and ladies Al-Ireland minor titles last weekend.
*Bridge Utd’s Adam Fitzpatrick battles with Dan Withycombe of Tulla Utd. Photograph: Ruth Griffin. BRIDGE UTD have moved to top spot in the Maloney Hardware Premier Division after taking a full three points from Tulla Utd.
KILRUSH TRAINED Tiermana Hunter upset the odds to strike home first in the Connacht derby.
TULLA UTD had to come from behind to prevail in the FAI Junior Cup at the expense of Ennis Dons.
*Photograph: Ruth Griffin. ‘FOLKLORE and fantasy’ is the theme of this year’s St Patrick’s Day parade in Tulla.