Munster U21FC: Joyce-Power goal enough for Treaty
A goal from Cormac Joyce-Power ten minutes from time proved the difference as Limerick edged out Clare to seal their place into the semi-finals of the Cadbury Munster Under 21 Football Championship.
Downes a doubt for Kilmurry-Ibrickane
Kilmurry-Ibrickane are still sweating over the fitness of ace forward Noel Downes ahead of next week's All-Ireland club SFC final against St Gall's at Croke Park.
Munster U21FC game moved due to ice
Tonight's Cadbury Munster U21FC game between Limerick and Clare has been moved out of the Gaelic Grounds due to a frozen pitch.
It's hotting up in the NFL
Dublin, Cork, Antrim, Clare and Limerick are the only counties to have picked up full points in the Allianz GAA National Football League which next weekend heads for its fourth round in the top three Divisions and for the fifth round in Division 4.
40% discount offer on club final tickets
The GAA has announced that the special ticket price offer for the AIB GAA Club Championship finals has been extended until midnight on March 16.
Banner Ladies Dinner Dance
The Banner Ladies Football Club annual dinner dance recently took place at the beautiful Woodstock Golf and Country Club and there was lots to celebrate.
Collins in for Banner U21s
Clare boss James Hanrahan has included Sean Collins in his first 15 for tomorrow's Munster Under 21 FC quarter-final against Limerick at the Gaelic Grounds.
Meelick GAA Club Notes
Meelick junior footballers survived a late scare to take all the points in their season opener against Smith O'Brien.
NFL 4: Tubridy wins it for Clare
Leitrim were made rue a host of missed chances yesterday afternoon as they slipped to their third defeat while Clare moved joint-top of Division Four in the National Football League.
NFL: Division Four round-up
London were amongst Sunday's winners in Division Four of the national football league.
McDermott talks up Saints' challenge
Kilmurry-Ibrickane manager Micheal McDermott has ratcheted up the mind games ahead of his date at Croke Park on March 17th by talking up Ulster representatives St. Galls.
Cork v Clare - take two
After the senior hurling challenge to mark the official switching on of their new floodlights was postponed last month due to fog, Fermoy GAA are hoping the weather won't stop tomorrow night's rescheduled game between Cork and Clare from going ahead.
McConville takes Kilmurry Croker session
Former Armagh ace Oisin McConville has helped out with Kilmurry-Ibrickane's preparations for next Wednesday week's All-Ireland club SFC final by taking the team's training session at Croke Park last weekend.
Baker is new Roscrea boss
Former Clare midfielder Ollie Baker will manage the Roscrea senior side for the 2010 season.
Hegarty takes the reins at St Joseph's
Two-time Clare All-Ireland winner Fergal Hegarty has taken over as senior trainer of the St Joseph's, Doora-Barfield club for the 2010 season.
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Handball: Court action reaches fever pitch
The 2010 GAA Handball 40x20 Senior Championship has proven to be one of the most competitive in years, with plenty of upsets and drama thus far.
Sixmilebridge club notes
It may be hard to believe but SixmilebridgeGAA.com is celebrating its 5th Birthday this Month.
Aidan McAnespies GFC Boston
Aidan McAnespies GFC Gaelic Football Club Boston was formed in 1995 and has grown to have the biggest membership of all the clubs in the city.
IAPT chief clarifies position
Irish Association of Physical Therapists chairman Leo Cluxton has commented on recent developments.
Meelick GAA Club Notes
The club would like to congratulate the following players on their recent achievements.
NHL 2: Banner beat brave Laois
Clare were made battle all the way for a 2-12 to 1-11 Division Two victory over Laois at Portlaoise.
NHL Division Two round-up
Wexford, Carlow, Antrim and Clare were today's winner in Division Two.
Hurlers poised for Laois test
Clare will look to make it two wins from two this Sunday when they venture to Portlaoise to play Niall Rigney's Laois side in the second round of the National Hurling League Division Two.
Camogs travel to Athenry
Clare's camogs will kick-off their National League campaign this Sunday when they travel to Athenry to take on neighbours Galway.
Ladies suffer narrow Tipp defeat
Clare ladies endured a disappointing defeat to Tipperary last Sunday at Meelich, which marked their second home defeat of the National League campaign.
Duffy made right call - Curley
Referees chief Mick Curley has jumped to the defence of under-fire official Michael Duffy.
"We'll give it a go" - McDermott
Manager Michael McDermott says Kilmurry-Ibrickane will aproach the All-Ireland club final like any other game.
Kilmurry's dismissal deja-vu
Kilmurry-Ibrickane captain Enda Coughlan says the Clare champions are getting used to playing against 14 men.
Doyle calls for Banner patience
Clare hurling selector Liam Doyle is calling for patience in the Banner County.