Wednesday 23 September 2020
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.
The Banner star was on The Sunday Game last night and believes the Rebels ‘could be waiting in the long grass’.
The Clare and Tipperary forwards were both honoured.
The Ballyea man was dismissed against Tipperary last time out.
The Ballyea man was sent-off last Saturday night in Semple Stadium.
Clare are expected to appeal Kelly’s ban, while Roscommon’s Donie Smith could be facing a suspension.
The game throws-in at 2pm in Dungarvan’s Fraher Field.
Kevin Sheehan has filled different roles with Ballyea since St Patrick’s Day 2017.
Ballyea are back in the decider for the second time in three years.
An outing at Croke Park has eluded Clare since 2013.
The Banner had eight points to spare at Cusack Park.
Key questions will be answered in the 2017 AIB All-Ireland senior club hurling and football finals.
It’ll be a historic St Patrick’s Day for the Clare club.
Tony Kelly has backed his team-mate Conor Ryan to recover.
The Cats have made four changes after their defeat to Waterford.
The Clare club will be in action on St Patrick’s Day.
Who would book a place in Croke Park?
Diarmuid Connolly, Tony Kelly and Chrissy McKaigue were all honoured.
Tony Kelly, Conor McGrath and Colin Ryan are some of those unavailable.
See if your favourite hurler’s score made the final cut.
Let the debate begin.
Glen Rovers captain Graham Callanan and his team-mates were in Tony Kelly’s slipstream at Semple Stadium.
Let the debate rage….
The Clare club play their first provincial senior decider in Semple Stadium on Sunday.
Shining with his club Ballyea, Tony Kelly is set for a new era in Clare.
Clonlara and Ballyea will do it all again in two weeks.
Ballyea could win a very first Clare senior hurling title today.
The 2013 Hurler of the Year impressed in the semi-final tie in Ennis.
Sixmilebridge were knocked out at the weekend.
We look at half-a-dozen players who stood out during the provincial championships and qualifiers.
Donal Óg Cusack was full of praise for Clare’s match winner.
The Clare boss made the big call to change freetakers in injury-time in yesterday’s hurling league final replay.
The 2013 Hurler of the Year scored a point with his first touch yesterday after coming back from injury.
The return of Paul Kinnerk has been hailed by Clare hurler Tony Kelly.
The former Hurler of the Year suffered an ankle injury.
Two late points from Cathal O’Connell ensured Davy Fitzgerald’s side secured a hard-fought win.
Tony Kelly will captain the side who face Cork in Sixmilebridge on Sunday.
Clare’s former Hurler of the Year is excited by the arrival of Donal Óg Cusack as coach.
Wexford U21 captain Eoin Conroy had his hands full with Clare’s Tony Kelly last year.
