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No divided loyalties for Ralph ahead of Clare's Tipp test - Vimarsana News

No divided loyalties for Ralph ahead of Clare's Tipp test

Although Ken Ralph has more than earned his Banner citizenship, an intriguing sub plot to this weekend’s clash with Tipperary is the selector trying to defeat his county of origin.

Clare's returning stars - 'They've been excellent since they came back, worked really hard' - Vimarsana News

Clare's returning stars - 'They've been excellent since they came back, worked really hard'

The Banner got off to a flying start in the Munster round-robin series.

Source: the42.ie
Clare star still learning from talent coming through - Vimarsana News

Clare star still learning from talent coming through

For someone with the mercurial touch of Tony Kelly, it’s intriguing to hear the Ballyea man discuss improving upon and refining his artillery for Championship combat.

O'Donnell Boost For Clare As National Hurling League Ends In Defeat - Vimarsana News

O'Donnell Boost For Clare As National Hurling League Ends In Defeat

Clare’s Munster hurling championship hopes have been boosted by the return of Shane O’Donnell to collective training with the squad. The Eire Óg man was with the squad in Salthill but was not part of the matchday panel as Clare lost out to Henry Shefflin’s outfit by 0-25 to 1-20. Thoughts will now turn to […]

Source: clare.fm
Young talent, settled teams and biggest panels - how are counties approaching the league? - Vimarsana News

Young talent, settled teams and biggest panels - how are counties approaching the league?

Limerick and Galway have experimented most in hurling, while high-flying Dublin and Wexford have used consistent selections.

Source: the42.ie