*Patrick Donnellan of O’Callaghans Mills. Photograph: Gary Collins

Listeners of Scariff Bay Community Radio have selected the greatest hurling teams of the past four decades of ten East Clare clubs.

With sporting activity on pause for the foreseeable future, radio stations such as Scariff Bay Community Radio have been unable to broadcast live games. It has led to new features such as getting their listeners to vote for their greatest club team from the period 1980 to 2020.

Greatest hurling teams were selected for Bodyke, Broadford, Feakle, Killanena, O’Callaghans Mills, Ogonnelloe, Scariff, Smith O’Briens, Tulla and Whitegate.

Bodyke:

  1. Seamus Ryan
  2. Colm Wiley
  3. Tomas Minogue
  4. Eanna Doyle
  5. Sean O’Halloran
  6. Liam Doyle
  7. Cian Minogue
  8. Sean Doyle
  9. Frank McNamara
  10. PJ Kelleher
  11. Matthew O’Brien
  12. Paul Dooley
  13. Leo Doyle
  14. Jim Brogan
  15. Patrick Fitzgerald.

Broadford:

  1. Kevin Ryan
  2. James Gunning
  3. Padraig Boland
  4. Pat Donnellan
  5. Cathal Chaplin
  6. Kieran Corcoran
  7. Ollie Broughton
  8. Aonghus O’Brien
  9. David O’Brien
  10. Stiofan McMahon
  11. James Shanahan
  12. Shane Taylor
  13. Tony O’Brien
  14. PJ Moroney
  15. Padraig Hickey

Feakle:

  1. Eibhear Quilligan
  2. Con McGuinness
  3. Seamus McGrath
  4. Colm Naughton
  5. John Tuohy
  6. Ger Loughnane
  7. Eoin Tuohy
  8. Paul Callinan
  9. Shane McGrath
  10. Oisin Donnellan
  11. Brian Slattery
  12. Val Donnellan
  13. Henry Hayes
  14. Tommy Guilfoyle
  15. Michael Guilfoyle

Killanena:

  1. David Noone
  2. Enda Collins
  3. Joe Clancy
  4. Pat Noone
  5. John O’Mara
  6. Brian Glynn
  7. Alan McNamara
  8. Michael Noone
  9. Todd Kelsey
  10. David McNamara
  11. Liam McNamara
  12. Gerry Woods
  13. Paddy Brody
  14. Mark Flaherty
  15. Ronan Flaherty

O’Callaghan’s Mills:

  1. Peter Carmody
  2. Ger Canny
  3. Conor Cooney
  4. Ger Moroney
  5. Pat Donnellan
  6. Sean Hehir
  7. Mike Deasy
  8. Bryan Donnellan
  9. Donal Cooney
  10. Brian Madden
  11. PJ O’Connell
  12. Tim Canny
  13. Brendan McNamara
  14. PJ Deasy
  15. Kevin McNamara

Ogonnelloe:

  1. Tomas McKenna
  2. Colin Kelly
  3. John McMahon
  4. Brian Forde
  5. John O’Brien
  6. Colin Forde
  7. Eoin Sheedy
  8. Pascal Sheedy
  9. Noel Gavin
  10. David Forde
  11. Michael Sheedy
  12. Peter O’Brien
  13. Henry Vaughan
  14. John McKenna
  15. Rory Skelly

Scariff:

  1. Brendan McNamara
  2. Peadar McMahon
  3. Eamon Giblin
  4. John Minogue.
  5. Ger Rodgers
  6. John O’Grady
  7. Donal Moloney
  8. Diarmuid Nash
  9. Darragh Kelly
  10. Mark McKenna
  11. Derek Murphy
  12. Patrick Moroney
  13. Barry Murphy
  14. Pat Minogue
  15. Martin O’Grady

Smith O’Briens:

  1. Johnny Healy
  2. Cian Nolan
  3. Seamus Gleeson
  4. Ian O’Halloran
  5. Trevor Howard
  6. Bernard Carroll
  7. Micheal Ryan
  8. Pat Vaughan
  9. Eamon McCarthy
  10. Kevin McCarthy
  11. Brendan Foley
  12. Brian Lenihan
  13. Shane O’Brien
  14. John Cusack
  15. Michael McCarthy

Tulla:

  1. Philip Brennan
  2. Timmy Hunt
  3. Jim Power
  4. John Brennan
  5. Sean Torpey
  6. Mark Quinn
  7. Paul Lynch
  8. Brian Lynch
  9. David McInerney
  10. Darragh Corry
  11. Jim McInerney
  12. Donal Vaughan
  13. Aidan Lynch
  14. Brian Quinn
  15. Andrew Quinn

Whitegate:

  1. Andrew Fahey
  2. Mike Solon
  3. Eoin Quirke
  4. John Bugler
  5. Noel Burke
  6. Brendan Bugler
  7. Thomas Holland.
  8. Enda Flannery
  9. Patrick Minogue
  10. Colin Burke
  11. Brian Madden
  12. Terence Fahy
  13. Micheál Madden Sr
  14. Brian Minogue
  15. John Treacy

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