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Clare 0-9 Waterford 0-8 Clare secured safe passage to a fifth Munster semi-final meeting with Kerry in six years, but what they produced in this desperately poor provincial quarter-final fixture won’t be anywhere near sufficient to even remotely trouble Kerry.
CLARE 0-13 LIMERICK 1-28 LIMERICK were in a different league to Clare this afternoon as they annihilated Clare in a dismal display from the Banner in the Gaelic Grounds. The Treaty comprehensively won both halves and won by 18 points
Laughil Josh winner of the All Star Buster Race sponsored by Boland Civil Engineering Ltd. Pictured are the winning connections with members of Clare Gaa. Salinas Champion, winner of the Michael Tobin Memorial 525 final. Picture includes owner Martin Williams
By Pádraic McMahon Cork 3-9 Clare 0-14 THE Cork minor footballers are likely to reach this year’s Munster final, assuming Clare are beaten by Kerry next week, after a victory in Ennis on Wednesday night in the first match between
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By Eoghan Cormican Clare 3-15 – 1-19 Tipperary A 70th minute Keelan Sexton goal preserved Clare’s Division 2 status and, in the process, condemned both Cork and Tipperary to Division 3 football next spring. After a lightning start to the second-half where the visitors
MEATH 1-12 CLARE 1-7 By Paraic McMahon at Cusack Park Meath’s bid to secure a return to the top tier of the Allianz Football League remains on course following their five point win over Clare. In the clash of two
Waterford 0-31 Clare 1-14 By Eoghan Moloney Clare Champion Waterford defeated Clare in front of 2,763 in Walsh Park this afternoon in what was a lacklustre display from a Clare side that had lead at half-time but were completely
FERMANAGH 0-12 CLARE 0-9 Unbeaten Fermanagh continued their promotion push with another low-scoring victory at Brewster Park. The Erne men only managed five points from play but Clare, who lost Jamie Malone to a black card at a critical juncture
Clare 2-11 Limerick 1-14 Aaron Gillane pointed a free in the fifth minute of injury-time to snatch a draw for All-Ireland champions Limerick against the only team to beat them in last year’s championship. Conditions were appalling from the outset
CLARE 2-22 Wexford 1-22 Fortress Cusack Park just about remained intact as Clare survived a stern Wexford backlash to record their eighth successive home victory over the past two seasons in front of 4,245 this afternoon. Goals from All-Star duo
KILDARE 1-16 CLARE 0-13 After a dismal performance in their last game against Fermanagh, Kildare got their season back on track in Newbridge by seeing off the determined challenge of Clare. In the wake of that defeat, Kildare manager Cian
