THE Queen’s Hotel will be the venue on Friday, January 27 for a fight night to raise funds for the Clare hurlers. The event is being organised by the members of the senior panel to raise finance to help with the preparation of the team.Nine fights are planned and eight of these will see players in opposition, while the remaining fight will be a ladies bout. The fights will pit players from rival clubs against each other, which should add to the excitement.The rivalry between neighbours Newmarket and Sixmilebridge should add to the interest in the bout between James McInerney and Caimin Morey. Supporters from neighbouring parishes Cratloe and Newmarket will, no doubt, take huge interest in the bout featuring Cathal McInerney and Colin Ryan, while Cratloe and Clonlara followers are sure to turn out in big numbers to see how the bout between Liam Markham and Nicky O’Connell will go.Tickets for the event are being sold by the players …
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