*Wayne Freeman with Sinead Considine and Chloe Moloney. Photograph: Burren Eye Photography AN AGONONISING ONE POINT extra-time defeat sees Clare’s intermediate ladies football side miss out on promotion to Division 2.
*Steven Conway and Barry Fitzpatrick swing for the dropping ball. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill KILMALEY OCCUPY top spot of the FutureTicketing Clare Cup after recording their third win in as many games while Sixmilebridge withstood a Feakle comeback to keep their unbeaten record alive.
*Caoimhe Kelly. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill Clare’s campaign in the Very National Camogie League started so well when they defeated Kilkenny but three defeats in a row have left them preparing for another relegation battle.
*Clare Hehir. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill CLARE’s senior camogie side have been beaten for the second weekend in a row.
*Siofra Ní Chonaill. Photograph; Burren Eye Photography Clare’s intermediate ladies footballers gave their league promotion hopes a boost after recording their third win of the campaign.
*Clare’s Lorna McNamara. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill CORK PROVED A level above Clare’s senior camogie side as they missed out on the opportunity to put successive wins together.
*Clare’s Lizzy Roche with Offaly’s Nicole Farrelly. Photograph: Burren Eye Photography FIXING THE trend of poor second half displays is the focus for Clare intermediate ladies football manager, Wayne Freeman and his panel of players.
*Amy Lenihan. Photograph: Burren Eye Photography CLARE’s ladies footballers collected their second win of the National League, edging out Offaly by a single point.
*Paul Reidy. WINNING COUNTY and provincial titles has already made 2023 “an incredible year” for the senior football side of St Joseph’s Spanish Point.
ST JOSEPH’S SPANISH POINT have won the county senior schools football final.
