“They marked each other in Junior C training and there was skin and hair flying!"

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Intensive Clare

58 episodes

3 days ago

Taking the pulse of sport in the Banner County! Hosts Eoin Brennan and James Lynch put a humorous slant on all things sport in County Clare on a weekly basis, with exclusive news, interview, previews and reviews. Spoiler alert - this podcast contains excessive amounts of immaturity.

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“They marked each other in Junior C training and there was skin and hair flying!"

Intensive Clare

1 hour 50 minutes 8 seconds

2 months ago

“They marked each other in Junior C training and there was skin and hair flying!"

0:00 - 6:30 > Intro... It's back to school season!

6:30 - 42:09 > It’s knock-out time in the Clare Senior Hurling Championship, with Pa Kelly and Joe Cahill previewing all four quarter-finals and relegation semis along with the final group rounds of the Premier Intermediate and Intermediate Championships.

42:09 - 1.08:36 > The way is now clear for the quarter-finals of the Clare Senior, Intermediate and Junior A Football Championships, with Kieran Madigan reflecting on the weekend’s quarter-final and relegation play-off along with peering ahead to tonight’s business end draws.

1.08:36 - 1.40:12 > With news that an EGM has been called by the CDSL to discuss the incremental fall-out of seeing a growing number of clubs having to forfeit their league status due to not being able to field in the league cup, we speak with Inch Crusadaers’ Noelie Barry along with Dean Russell and Paul Kennedy on this ongoing issue and the possible resolutions.

1.40:12 - 1.50:08 > The Adult Ladies Football Championships reach the quarter-final stage while things are also shaping up nicely in the camogie equivalents. Siofra Ni Chonaill makes her Carlton debut; Munster soar to inter-provincial women’s rugby honours while Ireland are still unbeaten in the World Cup. Plus there's a chance to win a match stream through Clare GAA TV for this weekend’s ClareSFC matches.