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Eoin Brennan's coverage is primarily focused on local sports, particularly Gaelic games such as hurling and football in the Clare region of Ireland. His articles predominantly cover events and announcements related to these sports.
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All-Ireland Senior Camogie Championship Quarter-Final Tipperary 3-20 Clare 3-14 Clare finished like a steam train but unfortunately the station had already closed by that stage as a more consistent and experienced Tipperary progressed to their fourth successive All-Ireland Senior Camogie Semi-Final in Croke Park. With four wins out of five in 1B for the Banner […]
All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship Semi-Final Limerick 1-21 Clare 1-19 They almost pulled it off. Never mind the Tribemen scattering Rebels, Clare had defied momentum, form and almost even logic to dominate the derby exchanges. Leading from the tenth to the 70th minute, it was easily Brian Lohan’s side’s best display and it needed to be. […]
By: Eoin Brennan
A perfectly timed brace of Sean Boyce goals ultimate proved decisive as O’Callaghan’s Mills eventually held off East Clare rivals Scariff to garner the Clare Cup honours after extra-time.
By: Eoin Brennan
Typifying Clare’s entire mantra of defiance in Croke Park on Sunday, manager Brian Lohan opted to stand rather than avail of the seating in the post-match media room in the bowels of the Hogan Stand. While the majority of players, personnel and even supporters needed a lie down following such an exhilarating rollercoaster ride of […]
By: Eoin Brennan
All-Ireland Senior Camogie Championship Quarter-Final Tipperary 3-20 Clare 3-14 Best watched between your fingers for the majority, at least a scorching finish put some merited respectability on Clare’s season finale on Sunday afternoon. Contrasting scoring efficiency had seen a more experienced and clinical Tipperary soar 15 points clear and free-wheeling towards a fourth successive All-Ireland […]
Clare Cup Final O’Callaghan’s Mills 3-26 Scariff 1-23 AET The final scoreline is misleading but there’s no doubting the eventual merits of O’Callaghan’s Mills’ second Clare Cup triumph in four seasons as a pair of Sean Boyce extra-time goals finally broke Scariff’s strong spirit in Dr. Daly Park in Tulla. Led by Keelan Hartigan and […]
By: Eoin Brennan
FORTUNE ultimately favoured the brave to decide the outcome of this year’s Cusack Cup as Lissycasey goalkeeper Thomas Collins admirably stepped up to loft over a two-point winning free with the last kick of an enthralling showdown with St Joseph’s Miltown.
By: Eoin Brennan
Cusack Cup Final Lissycasey 0-20 St. Joseph’s Miltown 2-13 It came down to a gusty ‘who dares wins’ decision as goalkeeper Thomas Collins arrowed over a two-point free with the last kick to snatch the Cusack Cup honours for Lissycasey in Shanahan McNamara Memorial Park in Doonbeg. In unprecedentedly soaring temperatures, extra-time seemed the most […]
By: Eoin Brennan
History is predominantly written by the winners and therefore it’s difficult in hindsight to immediately evaluate how impactful the structural change of the All-Ireland Senior Camogie Championship was in its inaugural season this summer. For the uninitiated, the ten participating teams that were previously divided evenly between two groups of five were this season separated […]
LISSYCASEY’s championship aspirations received a major lift with their Cusack Cup success serving as “brilliant preparation” for what is to unfold as twelve teams get set to battle for the Jack Daly from the August Bank Holiday weekend.
