This weekend is set to be one of the busiest of the year for Clare GAA fans with a host of matches taking place across the banner county.
Clare’s senior hurling, football and ladies football sides will all be in action, while there is a range of club action across a number of age grades also
Clare’s senior hurlers will take to the field in the first serious action of this weekend – Ger O’Loughlin’s side welcome Kerry to Cusack Park for the latest match in Division 2 of the Allianz League.
After losing their opening clash against Limerick, the Banner have won their last three League games and know three more victories against the Kingdom, Laois and Carlow will guarantee them a spot in a second successive Division 2 Final.
Manager Ger O’Loughlin is optimistic of their chances
Clare FM will have Live coverage of Clare v Kerry in division 2 of the Allianz League from 2:30 tomorrow, brought to you in association with Woodford Nurseries and Garden Centre, Woodford, Co. Galway.
While the season has recovered somewhat for the county hurlers, the same cannot be said for Clare’s footballers for whom promotion from Division 4 is now out of the picture.
Clare lie in sixth place in the table, five points off a top two spot
Micheál McDermott’s men have three games remaining in the league campaign, but this is their last home game – the Cavan native says his side are gunning for a win
Clare FM’s live coverage of This Sundays National Football league game between Clare and Longford is brought to you in association with Shannon Credit Union
Clare’s ladies footballers also take on Longford this Sunday – their game in Cooraclare throws in at 2:00.
This weekend also sees range of club fixtures – the Clare Cup returns with a full program of fixtures in all divisions, while there are also six games in the county under 21 hurling championships as well as action in the O’Gorman Cup and the county camogie leagues.
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