Tuesday 27 October 2020
Clare’s main man stood up for his county in a remarkable individual display yesterday.
Semple Stadium hosted today’s game.
The counties meet tomorrow in Semple Stadium.
The Kilkenny All-Ireland winner looks ahead to the start of the hurling championship.
Tony Kelly and Cian Lynch are happy to see Sunday’s Munster hurling clash set to go ahead.
Here’s some of the day’s main hurling talking points.
An eight-point win for the ‘Bridge today over O’Callaghan Mills.
In the first instalment of our Life Changing Moments podcast series with UPMC – Official Healthcare Partner of the GAA/GPA – the Waterford great relives his first goals in the Munster senior championship.
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.
Do you remember the victors from a brilliant hurling decade?
The Banner outscored their visitors by 0-15 to 0-6 in the final 30 minutes.
Juggling Wexford and Sixmilebridge roles, facing into the unknown when he’ll stop being a manager and why he keeps going after years on the sideline.
Trainer Brian McMahon won an All-Ireland minor medal with Clare in 1997 and is hoping for Cheltenham challenges next month.
The Banner missed a late chance to win the game.
The Leinster side have made three changes ahead of Sunday’s game at Nowlan Park.
John Conlon was shown a straight red-card for a blow on Kevin Foley in the first half.
The Clare footballers lost out to Westmeath today.
McDonagh Park in Nenagh hosted today’s game.
The Treaty saw off Clare this afternoon.
830 people at McDonagh Park in Nenagh today.
David Reidy is looking forward to working with the new Clare hurling boss.
Niall Gilligan’s Sixmilebridge career drew to a a close yesterday.
Mulqueen released a statement this evening to reveal his decision.
A fourth title in seven years for Sixmilebridge this afternoon.
Davy Fitzgerald and Niall Gilligan will be at the heart of Sixmilebridge’s efforts tomorrow to land the Clare title.
A new boss was expected to be ratified at tonight’s county board meeting.
The Wexford manager does not believe Loughnane has ‘Clare’s interests at heart’.
Donal Moloney and Gerry O’Connor had been co-managers of the Banner for the past three seasons.
Clare and Galway are the last two key inter-county hurling posts to be filled.
There’s plenty to get stuck into over the next fortnight.
Sixmilebridge await in the decider.
Inagh/Kilnamona paid the price for not showing their first-half dominance on the scoreboard.
Peter Duggan is heading to Australia in November.
Ballyea were knocked out in Clare by Crusheen.
Quarter-final action today in Clare and Kildare.
Gerry O’Connor confirmed his departure but Donal Moloney is believed to be keen to stay on.
The draws were made this evening.
Next up for the Rebels is Tipperary in the decider.
The counties meet at U20 level on Wednesday night.
