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Settle in with a cup of tea as Eoin Brennan previews this weekend's Clare Senior Hurling Championship clashes

It’s a major occasion for Éire Óg Ennis as they return to Munster club action tomorrow.

Home » Breaking News » Annual post-lockdown derby for the ‘Bricks and Miltown Keelan Sexton of Kilmurry Ibrickane in action against Seanie Malone of Miltown during their senior football county final replay at Cusack Park. Photograph by John Kelly. Annual post-lockdown derby for the ‘Bricks and Miltown June 5, 2021 Half a loaf is considerably better than no bread as following the postponement of last year’s secondary adult club competitions, a condensed county league schedule is set to commence this bank holiday Monday. Four of the seven football leagues begin their campaigns on the f...

'); 'Last week was terrible...a bit of spirit there today' - A Clare setback but more promise in defeat Brian Lohan and Davy Fitzgerald reflected on yesterday’s game in Ennis. By Fintan O'Toole Monday 17 May 2021, 6:00 AM 4 hours ago 1,882 Views 0 Comments The two managers on the sideline in Cusack Park. Image: Bryan Keane/INPHO Image: Bryan Keane/INPHO IT LOOKED LIKE a day to lift the pressure and tension that hangs over Clare hurling cir...

Clare’s hopes of silverware in this year’s National Hurling league are now over following a second successive loss in Division 1B. A late Wexford rally in the final quarter of their Cusack Park contest swung the game in favour of Davy Fitzgerald’s side, who reeled in an eight point deficit to run out 2-19 to 1-21 winners. Clare finished the game with 14 men after the dismissal of Liam Corry with Wexford taking full advantage to raid for those late goals. CONTINUE READING BELOW Clare boss Brian Lohan felt there was little comfort to take from the game for his side