“It’s surely over now but this is a great bonus.” So said a smiling Niall Gilligan shortly after he helped Clare to the All-Ireland Intermediate Hurling title at Semple Stadium in Thurles on Saturday evening.
Read More »Davy Fitz the frontrunner for Clare hurling’s top job
When one door shuts, another opens and that old adage is certainly holding true in Davy Fitzgerald’s case.
Read More »Disappointing weekend for development squads
It was a disappointing weekend for the Clare underage hurling development squads in the various Munster competitions.
Read More »Goals crucial as Crusheen make history
Crusheen 2-11Inagh-Kilnamona 0-10 A GOAL in the early stages of each half put Crusheen on the road to victory over Inagh-Kilnamona in the final of the Intermediate Hurling League at Gurteen on Saturday.
Read More »First-half goals give Clonlara the upperhand
Clonlara 3-13O’Callaghan’s Mills 1-7 CLONLARA justified favouritism with a comfortable win over O’Callaghan’s Mills in the final of the Junior A Hurling League at Shannon on Sunday.
Read More »Second-half goals seal final place for champions
TWO second-half goals inside three minutes helped Ennistymon to quality for the 2011 U-21A football final, where the holders will play Cratloe.
Read More »Clare Nippers crowned national champions
SPANISH Point was a hive of activity last Saturday as 300 young lifesavers from all over Ireland competed in the National Nipper Lifesaving Championships, hosted by Clare Water Safety.
Read More »Missed chances cost Lissycasey
Cratloe 0-7Lissycasey 0-6 COMPETITION favourites Cratloe qualified for the U-21A Football Championship final when they overcame the challenge of Lissycasey in a hard fought semi-final at Gurteen on Sunday evening. The losers, however, have reason to be disappointed as they failed to capitalise on a lot of good scoring chances.
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