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*Photograph: Ruth Griffin

ÉIRE ÓG painted Ennis red when winning a first senior championship double in the county town since 1929.

The Clare Echo’s online coverage of the Clare SFC is with thanks to The Shannon Springs Hotel

How Shane Daniels’ side secured a fourth Clare SFC in five years is discussed on the latest episode of The Water Break.

Three-time Clare SFC winning goalkeeper with St Joseph’s Miltown, Seán O’Brien and ex Clare junior football manager Peter O’Connell join Páraic McMahon to look back on the county final.

On the clár:

  • Éire Óg’s energy
  • Winning of the county final
  • Doora/Barefield dared to dream
  • Corofin can compete in senior
  • Cooraclare’s time will come
  • Rural depopulation’s impact on West Clare
  • High and low points of the football championship
  • AOB

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