Eoin Brennan
Sports Reporter at Freelance
Sport, hired gun based in Clare. Unfortunately opinions are all my own.
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5 days ago |
clareecho.ie | Eoin Brennan
*Eoin O’Brien with his daughter Elin. Photograph: Joe BuckleyNEWMARKET CELTIC’s twentieth Clare Cup title marked Eoin O’Brien’s first success in his debut season as manager of his native club. Celtic recorded a 1-0 win over Tulla Utd to claim the Cup for a record twentieth time, a success described by O’Brien as “very satisfying”. Finishing on a high will aid their preparations for next season, he outlined. “It’s a great reward for ten or eleven months of work.
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1 week ago |
clarechampion.ie | Eoin Brennan
All-Ireland Minor Hurling Championship Quarter-FinalGalway v Clareat Semple Stadium Thurles, Sunday 3pm(Nicholas Barry, Waterford)There’s much more than derby spoils on the line as Clare and Galway clash for the first time since the 2023 All-Ireland Minor decider. That famous afternoon for Thurles completed the Banner County’s greatest minor campaign as it was the first time that they had won Munster and national honours in the same season.
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1 week ago |
clarechampion.ie | Eoin Brennan
All-Ireland Intermediate ladies’ Football Championship Round 1Clare V OffalySunday, 2pmClare’s bouncebackability will be severely tested on Sunday as they look to put last Sunday’s narrow Munster Senior B Final defeat to Limerick behind them.
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1 week ago |
clarechampion.ie | Eoin Brennan
Brian Lohan and his players were left in a really unenviable position this week, knowing that they were out of the championship but still had to face up to buoyant neighbours Limerick on their own home patch. However, while it would have been easier to go through the motions, it’s a testament to the character of the side that they came out fighting and in true champions attitude, died with their boots on. A Factor that was not lost on Manager Lohan immediately afterwards.
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1 week ago |
clareecho.ie | Eoin Brennan
PICTURED: Mark Rodgers scored 1-08 for Clare. Photo by Ruth GriffinThe curtain finally came down on Clare’s Munster Senior Hurling Championship campaign but not without a final sting in the tail after inflicting a first defeat on neighbours Limerick in the TUS Gaelic Grounds.
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Third quarter goals through Kieran Eyres & Callum Berry ensured that Newmarket Celtic will replace neighbours Shannon Town B in next season’s Second Division following a 3-2 win https://t.co/HyBi5Jhpve
Still a stalemate in the derby Second Division Relegation/Third Division Promotion Play-Off between Shannon Town B & Newmarket Celtic C as Ian Cusack’s early strike was cancelled by Adrian Carew at 1-1. Town have also hit the crossbar twice https://t.co/PzFqW3w4ho
An utterly dominant second half saw Kerry overrun hosts Clare by 3-10 to 0-1 to power to a 13th Munster Minor Football Championship Final in 14 years by 3-15 to 1-06 https://t.co/SWoaVpnJg8
