Passion, commitment and experience helped Miltown Malbay book their spot for a second consecutive year in Clare’s SFC last four when they outclassed Clondegad in Doonbeg on Sunday. Miltown played the opening half with a powerful gale force behind their backs, helping them score 11 points in comparisons to Clondegad’s three.

Miltown moved one step closer to retaining their title as County Champions as they had sixteen points to spare over Cooraclare on Saturday evening.

Enda Coughlan was the most experience player to feature for Clare in their eleven point defeat to Kerry last Sunday with the utility man set to consider on his County future in the coming months.

Clare booked their place in the last twelve of the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship with a convincing 2-17 0-13 win over Sligo.

Clare have reached the last sixteen of the All-Ireland Football Championship with a dramatic one point win over Laois.

St Josephs Miltown got their defence of the Jack Daly off to a winning start as they accounted for Wolfe Tones in the opening game of the Clare Senior Football Championship.

Round One of the Clare Senior Football Championship commences this weekend, Páraic McMahon previews the action.

Some of Clare’s best known sporting figures have pledged their support for Clare Bike Week 2016 which takes place from June 11th-19th.

To date 2016 has been a memorable year for Clare football having secured promotion to Division 2 of the Allianz National Football League, now a regular starter Eoin Cleary is enjoying this year’s campaign.