*Peter Duggan is outnumbered by Gearoid McInerney, TJ Brennan and Daithí Burke. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill CLARE WERE NOT STRONG enough to deal with Galway’s senior hurlers, the county manager has conceded.
Conor Cleary wins the ball from Conor Whelan. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill CLARE’S senior hurlers fell to their second defeat of this year’s National Hurling League and with that look unlikely to qualify for the knockout stages of the competition.
GALWAY senior hurler, Jack Grealish has been granted leave to appeal the two year driving ban imposed on him last May.
“Am I supposed to be relieved that he only drives without insurance every three years?”
It’s fitting that 25 years on from Clare’s greatest ever championship feat of beating neighbours Tipperary in both the Munster and All-Ireland finals, the Lohan brothers are back leading the Banner cause. As he was in 1997, Brian has take a central role on the field but younger sibling Frank is also part of the …
Clare finished their 2022 Allianz National League campaign with defeat to neighbours Galway in a game where there was nothing else up for grabs other than a third-place finish in the standings after both Cork and Wexford had secured the semi-final berths in the previous round of action.
TWO MONTHS ON from his retirement from inter-county hurling, Aidan Harte is still experiencing a championship-like buzz ahead of Saturday’s Dr Harty Cup final.
*Davy Fitzgerald. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill Henry Shefflin has been chosen ahead of Davy Fitzgerald to become the new manager of the Galway senior hurlers.
*Hurlers at the M Donnelly GAA Wheelchair Hurling Interprovinvcial League held in St Josephn’s Doora Barefield GAA, Gurteen Co. Clare in September. Photograph: Brian Arthur Helmets and hurling, it’s been a long running story in the world of GAA that has taken on a new twist.
