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Eoin Brennan

Clarecastle

Sports Reporter at Freelance

Sport, hired gun based in Clare. Unfortunately opinions are all my own.

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  • Late flourish Tipps the balance away from Banner backlash

    5 days ago | clarechampion.ie | Eoin Brennan

    Munster Senior Hurling Championship Round 3Tipperary 4-18 Clare 2-21And Clare’s All-Ireland title defence is hanging by the thinnest of threads after faltering at the death against Tipperary in a near capacity 20,685 derby showdown in Zimmer Biomet Páirc Ciosőg, writes Eoin Brennan.

  • Clare's summer hangs by thread as Tipp hold on in Ennis

    5 days ago | rte.ie | Eoin Brennan

    Tipperary finished with four of the last five points to snatch a Munster SHC final lifeline and all but eliminate Liam MacCarthy holders Clare from this year's championshipWith both sides languishing on a solitary point heading into this crunch derby, the visitors appeared to be cruising towards victory with a remarkable first half brace of goals for each of John McGrath and Andrew Ormond powering the Premier County 12 clear by the 27th minute at 4-06 to 0-06.

  • Munster SHC: Tipp dig deep to resist Clare comeback

    5 days ago | gaa.ie | Eoin Brennan

    Munster Senior Hurling ChampionshipTipperary 4-18 Clare 2-21By Eoin Brennan at Zimmer Biomet Páirc ChiosógAn already unpredictable Munster Senior Hurling Championship round-robin series took another major twist in a capacity Zimmer Biomet Páirc Chiosóg in Ennis after a relieved Tipperary finished the stronger to edge a real rollercoaster ride.

  • Acid test of character for neighbouring rivals

    6 days ago | clarechampion.ie | Eoin Brennan

    Munster Senior Hurling Championship Round 3Clare v Tipperary at Zimmer Biomet Páirc Chiosóg Ennis, Saturday 6pm (James Owens, Wexford)Make-or-break, do-or-die, winner-takes-all, whichever way you prefer to moniker it, Saturday’s derby showdown between Clare and Tipperary is knock-out hurling at its most cut-throat.

  • Extra-time Daryl Darcy Cup final defeat 'heartbreaking' for Clare minors

    1 week ago | clareecho.ie | Eoin Brennan

    *A disappointed Liam Casey in Semple Stadium. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. DEFEAT in the Daryl Darcy Cup final left Clare’s minor footballers and their manager Joe Hayes “gutted”. An extra time defeat saw Clare miss out on retaining the Daryl Darcy Cup with Tipperary prevailing on a score of 1-16 1-14 on Bank Holiday Monday.

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Eoin Brennan
Eoin Brennan @BrennanEoin
13 May 25

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

Eoin Brennan
Eoin Brennan @BrennanEoin
13 May 25

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

Eoin Brennan
Eoin Brennan @BrennanEoin
12 May 25

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