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New role for ex-Clare coach

Former Clare senior football coach Mick Bohan has landed a new position.

Players lost confidence & belief in difficult year

Restoring confidence and belief while endeavouring to attain success are the main goals of the Clare senior camogie team in 2017.

Extra time Harty heartbreak for Flannans

St. Colmans Fermoy have qualified for the Quarter-Finals of the Dr. Harty Cup but not after coming back from the brink against a spirited St. Flannans Ennis outfit

Eventual merger of GAA, LGFA & Camogie a vision...

More cooperation is needed between camogie and ladies football organisations when it comes to planning fixtures.

Emotional Brid Mac bids farewell to PRO duties

Brid MacNamara has stepped down as a public relations officer with Clare Camogie.
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Surprise departure from Clare Camogie Executive

Clare Camogie held their 2016 Annual General Meeting in Hotel Woodstock on Monday night with a big departure from the County Executive.

Morrissey marvels in latest success

CiarƔn Morrissey has had a year to remember collecting his first senior championship medal and yesterday leading Kilmurry Ibrickane to glory in the U21 A football championship.

Bricks collect thirteenth U21 title

Kilmurry Ibrickane bridged a nine year gap after they were crowned 2016 U21 Clare Football Champions defeating Lissycasey by two points.
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