Seamus Hayes

5 days ago | clareecho.ie | Seamus Hayes

*Éire Óg’s Luke Pyne takes on Charlie Hannan. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. ÉIRE ÓG are through to the finals of the Cusack Cup while O’Currys have been relegated from the Garry Cup for the first time in over a decade. A comprehensive victory over neighbours St Joseph’s Doora/Barefield on Friday night saw Éire Óg seal their spot in the willwego.com Cusack Cup final.

6 days ago | clareecho.ie | Seamus Hayes

Clare’s Grainne Harvey with Offaly’s Anita Watkins. Photograph: Burren Eye PhotographyCLARE RECORDED a merited victory over Offaly in the opening round of the TG4 All-Ireland ladies intermediate football championship on Sunday afternoon. Clare 5-12Offaly 2-6Venue: Zimmer Biomet Páirc Cíosóg, EnnisThe Banner side laid the foundation for the victory in the opening half when they played with the aid of a fresh wind.

1 week ago | clareecho.ie | Seamus Hayes

O’Callaghans Mills’ winning run continued at Scariff on Thursday evening when they made it four from four in the willwego.com Clare Cup with victory over Scariff at the latter’s venue. O’Callaghans Mills 1-20 Scariff 0-17The winners were boosted by the inclusion of two players who hadn’t been available to them in recent weeks. Seanie Boyce became available after Clare’s involvement in the Munster under 20 hurling championship had ended he previous week with defeat in the Provincial final.

2 weeks ago | clareecho.ie | Seamus Hayes

John Carmody. ©INPHO/Andrew ConanIn hurling, camogie or football at any level, be it club or county, players and mentors agree that the opening game in the championship is of vital importance. Clare senior camogie manager John Carmody readily concurs and accepts that Clare’s meeting with Wexford in the All-Ireland senior camogie championship on this Saturday is “a massive fixture and very important for us”.

2 weeks ago | clareecho.ie | Seamus Hayes

Clare Hehir. Photograph: Gerard O’NeillThe availability of Clare Hehir has been a massive boost to Clare camogie in 2025. Having missed out on last season due to travel, the Inagh-Kilnamona player has been one of the team’s stars throughout the recently concluded league which saw Clare defeated in the final. The versatile player who is expected to be given a defensive role this week, readily accepts that Clare’s meeting with Wexford in “a very important game for us”.