Tuesday 16 August, 2022
Tony Kelly has missed the Banner’s opening two games against Cork and Wexford.
Aidan and Jason McCarthy are involved with Inagh-Kilnamona and Kilmurry-Ibrickane.
After a three-point win today, Inagh-Kilnamona will now take on Ballyea or Newmarket-on-Fergus in the final.
Proposal B would guarantee every county seven championship games in the summer months.
The Banner county say he is ‘aware of the recommendation.’
The incident is being investigated by Merseyside Police.
There has been considerable opposition among some sections of Everton’s fanbase to the likelihood of Benitez becoming boss.
The veteran forward continues to be central to the Clare football cause.
Shane O’Donnell played a part in both of the Banner’s goals.
The Clare man has shown his class in the 2020 hurling championship.
Kelly’s tally of 1-15 included 1-6 from play as Clare dumped old boss Davy Fitzgerald out of the Championship.
Brian Lohan has made four personnel changes in all for tomorrow’s Nowlan Park qualifier.
Clare’s main man stood up for his county in a remarkable individual display yesterday.
Here’s some of the day’s main hurling talking points.
Cratloe are due to return to GAA championship action in the Banner county this weekend.
Jack Sheedy put the ball in the net twice in the space of mere seconds.
Clare hurling great Sean McMahon is this week’s guest on the Warriors podcast.
It was the decade of the Banner roar. Let’s test your knowledge.
The Banner outscored their visitors by 0-15 to 0-6 in the final 30 minutes.
The Treaty will face Kerry next week.
John Conlon was shown a straight red-card for a blow on Kevin Foley in the first half.
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830 people at McDonagh Park in Nenagh today.
Niall Gilligan’s Sixmilebridge career drew to a a close yesterday.
Mulqueen released a statement this evening to reveal his decision.
Clare and Galway are the last two key inter-county hurling posts to be filled.
Sixmilebridge await in the decider.
Referee Frank Schneider stopped play briefly after 20 minutes.
It came after Rangers supporters were charged by Uefa for sectarian chanting.
Next up for the Rebels is Tipperary in the decider.
Donal Óg Cusack was speaking on The Sunday Game last night.
Shane O’Donnell missed the league due to his studies in the US, while John Conlon suffered an ankle injury.
Jamie Shanahan, Ian Galvin and Conor McGrath are all set to be absent.
John Conlon suffered an ankle injury last Sunday against Wexford.
Donal Tuohy and Patrick O’Connor come into the Banner’s starting XV
Cian Dillon announced his decision this evening.
‘As soon as I realised, I couldn’t believe it,’ Ailish Considine said.
Veteran Clare defender Martin McMahon is a coach in the senior ladies set-up.
For the second year on the bounce, Cork saw off Clare in a Munster decider.
The 1 July clash is a repeat of last year’s Munster SHC decider.
