Merited Munster glory for Ennistymon Community School
*Ennistymon Community School players celebrate. ENNISTYMON Community School are celebrating being crowned Munster colleges football champions.
*Ennistymon Community School players celebrate. ENNISTYMON Community School are celebrating being crowned Munster colleges football champions.
*Clare Hehir. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill AS THEY put final plans in place for their opening game in division 1 B of the National camogie league, Clare have received a huge boost with the return of Clare Hehir and Michelle Powell.
*Lawrence Healy. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. EX CLARE footballer Lawrence Healy will be leading the line in TUS’ Moylish campus as Ennistymon bid for provincial honours.
*Colin Shannon and Éanna Crimmins in action during the 2024 Clare Cup final. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. THERE WAS plenty of debate, some of which resulted in strong views being expressed, at this week’s meeting of Clare GAA.
*Conor Rynne. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill THESE ARE busy times for teenager Conor Rynne from Inagh.
*Seanie McMahon. Photograph: Natasha Barton CLARE GAA’s referee administrator was “removed” from the position by the Head of Operations and Chairman without consulting the County Committee.
*Fidelma Marrinan in action for the Clare ladies in Athlone. Photograph: Burren Eye Photography MOVING away from the bottom of Division 2 was identified by Clare’s ladies footballers as they recorded their first National League win of 2025.
*Tara Rynne (centre). ENNISTYMON Community school’s senior footballers travel to Limerick on this Friday hoping to bridge a three year gap by winning back the Corn Sheain Ui Mhurchu.
*Clare manager, Graham Shine. Photograph: Burren Eye Photography Clare ladies football manager Graham Shine had no hesitation in admitting that Sunday’s victory over Westmeath was “very important for us”.
*Clare’s Áine Keane with Westmeath’s Francesca Walshe. Photograph: Burren Eye Photography CLARE’s intermediate ladies footballers picked up their first win of the year when accounting for Westmeath on Sunday.