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To review the sporting fixtures, Peter O'Connell was joined on Monday's Morning Focus by Clare FM Commentators Syl O'Connor and Joe Garry. Games Reviewed: All-Ireland Senior Football Championship - Group 3: Clare v Louth (Sunday, Laois Hire O'Moore Park, Portlaoise) All-Ireland Minor Hurling Championship, Semi-Final: Clare v Cork (Sunday, FBD Semple Stadium, Thurles)

Relive Clare FM's second half commentary and reaction to Clare's narrow defeat to Louth in the All Ireland Senior Football Championship with Derrick Lynch and Joe Garry

Clare's success at converting their opportunities for two-pointers has been tipped as the deciding factor for determining their fate in the All Ireland Senior Football Championship Peter Keane's side will be hoping to keep their season alive on Sunday afternoon when they face Louth in Laois Hire O'Moore Park in a winner takes all clash. Clare kicked four first half two-pointers against Monaghan in Clones, while hitting a further two in their game with Down in Round 1. Clare FM analyst Joe Garry says at least 25 points will be needed to secure a preliminary quarter final place. Throw in on Sunday is at 2pm, with commentary on Clare FM with Ennis Home Furniture Quinn road Business Park, Ennis and Jones's Supervalu Milltown

To review the sporting fixtures, Alan Morrissey was joined on Monday's Morning Focus by Clare FM's Derrick Lynch, Syl O'Connor, hurling analyst, Tommy Guilfoyle and football analyst, Joe Garry. Games Reviewed: Munster SHC: Clare 3-21 Cork 2-24 (Sunday, Zimmer Biomet Pairc Chiosiog) Munster Senior Camogie Championship Semi-Final: Clare 0-10 Cork 2-22 (Sunday, Zimmer Biomet Pairc Chiosiog) Munster SFC Semi-Final: Clare 2-18 Tipperary 1-15 (Saturday, Zimmer Biomet Pairc Chiosiog)

Clare's promotion push in Division 3 of the National Football League is going down to the last day. Peter Keane's side produced a brilliant second half to beat Laois by 2-22 to 1-21 with goals in either half from Aaron Griffin and a third of the campaign by Alan Sweeney. Kildare and Offaly meet today in Tullamore where a win for the Lilywhites will see them promoted, while a victory for the home side means a mini league for scoring difference could decide the final standings next weekend. Clare FM's Joe Garry says the Banner faithful need to get behind the team for the potential promotion playoff next weekend.

Clare FM's Derrick Lynch & Joe Garry commentate on the closing stages of Clare's National Football League win over Kildare in Zimmer Biomet Pairc Chisiog

It's claimed Peter Keane has "an itch to scratch" at intercounty level as he is set to take charge of the Clare senior footballers. The former Kerry manager has been reccomended by the Clare Senior Football Manager Nomination Committee to replace fellow Kerry native Mark Fitzgerald who stepped away six weeks ago. The committe was comprised of stalwarts of Clare football Dermot Coughlan and David Tubridy along with chairman Kieran Keating and COO Deirdre Murphy. Clare FM analyst Joe Garry says Keane will come into the role with a point to prove following the manner at which he lost the Kerry senior football job.

Éire Óg are once again TUS Clare senior football champions. Paul Madden's side got the better of Kilmurry Ibrickane in a rain soaked Cusack Park this afternoon to bring home a third Jack Daly crown in four years. The Townies were spurred to life by a Gavin Cooney goal, having not scored prior and trailing 0-3 to 0-00 at the time. Colm Walsh O Loughlen kicked four points in a man of the match display leading Eire Og to a 1-10 to 0-06 victory. Clare FM analyst, Joe Garry, says Eire Og excelled at stifling a strong Kilmurry Ibrickane attack and believes they are well set for a run at the Munster Club Championship

(Ep2/2). With Gadaffi's first shipment of weapons to the IRA now landed at Shannon airport and dispersed around to hiding places, in this second and final part of this documentary series, we hear how the IRA trained on these weapons. We then travel north, to Northern Ireland where on Tuesday, November 28th 1972, the IRA carried out ten rocket attacks injuring, maiming and killing. As we complete this story, we meet with the son of the first victim to be killed by these rockets, RUC Constable Robert Keys, a 55yr old father of six who was just finishing up his night shift at Belleek RUC station in Co. Fermanagh. Narrated by Liam O'Brien and Conor Keane. Produced by Liam O'Brien. Readings were by David Nelligan and Joe Garry – with special thanks to Colin Barker, production engineer in RTÉ Limerick. (2024) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Clare FM's Derrick Lynch is joined by analysts Joe Garry & Paudie Carmody to look ahead to a pivotal weekend of action in the Clare club football championships

Clare FM's Derrick Lynch is joined by analysts Joe Garry and Paudie Carmody to preview the second round games in the TUS Clare senior and intermediate football championships

Clare FM's Derrick Lynch speaking with Joe Garry and Paudie Carmody to preview the opening games of the 2024 TUS Clare SFC & IFC SFC Fixtures Friday @ 7.30pm KIB v Eire Óg in Cooraclare (G1) Cratloe v Miltown in Clarecastle (G3) Barefield v Breckans in Corofin (G2) ======= Saturday Kilmihil v Lissycasey in Kilrush at 2pm (G1) Ennistymon v Doonbeg in Miltown at 6pm (G3) Kildysart v Corofin 7pm in Clarecastle (G2) ================ IFC Friday KIlrush v Banner in Lissycasey at 7.30pm Saturday Coolmeen v Liscannor in Quilty at 3pm Cooraclare v Killimer in Doonbeg at 2pm Tones v O'Curry's in Lissycasey at 6pm Naomh Eoin v Clondegad in Miltown at 4pm Sunday Shannon Gaels v Ennistymon in Quilty at 12pm

Sunday's game in Omagh saw Syl O'Connor & Joe Garry complete having broadcast a commentary from all 32 counties in Ireland Clare FM's Derrick Lynch had chat with the dynamic duo at HT to mark the occasion

Clare FM's Derrick Lynch & Joe Garry look ahead to Clare v Cork in the opening round of the 2024 McGrath Cup

Clare FM analyst Joe Garry joins Clare FM's Derrick Lynch to reflect on the 2023 intercounty and club football season

A former Clare U-21 Football Manager says the selfless workate of Podge Collins was central to all of this county's success. The Cratloe ace announced his retirement from inter-county football today following a career that began in 2014. A dual-star who rose to prominence from an early age, Collins was a member of the Clare U-21 and Senior All-Ireland Hurling winning teams in 2013 ,while he also played a key role in Clare's victory over Kildare in the National Football League Final in 2016 and would remain a key fixture in the Banner's full-forward line thereafter. Joe Garry, who managed Podge at underage level, has been telling Clare FM's Daragh Dolan that he was a joy to deal with.

On this podcast: Clare FM's Derrick Lynch is joined by Joe Garry & Paudie Carmody to preview the 2023 TUS Clare SFC final between Cratloe & St Breckan's, while Clare FM's Derek Dormer speaks to both camps

Clare FM Analyst Joe Garry On Eire Og V The Nire Munster Club SFC Quarter - Final

Clare FM's Derrick Lynch speaks to Clare FM's analysts Joe Garry & David O'Brien to preview the 2022 Clare SFC final between Eire Óg & Ennistymon

Hear from all eight managers involved in the 2022 Clare SFC quarter-finals along with a preview of all this weekends games with Clare FM analysts Rory Hickey & Joe Garry

Clare FM Sideline View Special - All Ireland SFC Quarter Final Preview with Gary Brennan, Martin Daly, Francis McInerney and Joe Garry. Recorded on site in Tubridy's Bar & Restaurant Doonbeg

Clare FM Analyst Joe Garry Previewing Clare V Meath

We hear from the Clare camps ahead of a hectic weekend of National League action with the Clare senior hurlers and footballers along with the senior and junior camogie sides all in action. Clare selector Ken Ralph gives his views ahead of the weekend while Clare FM's commentary team Syl O'Connor & Tommy Guilfoyle look ahead to clash of Brian Lohan's Clare & Davy Fitzgerald's Wexford. The Clare footballers get their year underway with the opening round of the National Football League against Laois. We hear from 2019 All Star nominee Jamie Malone while Joe Garry and David O'Brien look ahead to the Division Two South campaign. Clare camogie captain Clare Hehir joins us to reflect on a controversial week as the fixtures debate rages on while Clare Camogie PRO Brid McNamara & joint Clare junior manager Ann Marie McGann look ahead to the weekend. We also hear from the Clare Masters Football camp as the new season has been given the go ahead.

Seth chats with Minnesota Twins outfield prospect Willie Joe Garry, Jr., about growing up and playing ball in Pascagoula, Mississippi, getting drafted, his development and much more. 

The Clare Senior football manager says the team has a lot to learn from their match against Armagh. The Banner lost out to the northern county on Saturday in Round 7 of the Allianz Football League Division 2. Despite being a neck and neck match for much of it, five points separated the two sides as they finished 1-13 to 1-18. HURLING A high-scoring game at Semple Stadium saw Limerick emerge victorious against Clare in the Munster Hurling Championship on Sunday. Tony Kelly was the hero of the first half, scoring 12 of Clare’s 15 points to draw level going into halftime. But Limerick pulled away in the second half to finish the match on 36 points to The Banner’s 1-23. Joe Garry, Clare FM’s Football analyst and Tommy Guilfoyle Clare FM’s Hurling analyst joined Pat Flynn today to speak about the weekend's action.

Cometh the hour, cometh the men. And it did take a full hour for GAA sages Syl O’Connor, Joe Garry, Rory Hickey and Tommy Guilfoyle to pour over all the thrills, spills and ultimately kills of a bumper county final weekend. In the end, Kilmurry Ibrickane (ClareSFC), Sixmilebridge (ClareSHC), St Joseph’s Doora/Barefield (ClareIFC) & Corofin/Ruan (Minor A Hurling) reached the winners enclosure but it was far from straight-forward, a bit like the pundits themselves

Marty heads to Joe Garry’s farm in Cooraclare in west Clare, where a brand new running track has been built, to find out about the facility and to see who's using it.

Marty heads to Joe Garry’s farm in Cooraclare in west Clare, where a brand new running track has been built, to find out about the facility and to see who's using it.

There were shocks, knocks and inadvertent blocks as the 2020 adult football championships finally got underway at the weekend. Eoin Brennan looks back on a hectic weekend of 23 matches in the company of Joe Garry and Michael Considine who also discuss the pick of the Round 2 pairings.

GAA pitches are set to open for gaelic football, hurling, ladies football and camogie training from Wednesday. Contact training and chellenge games will be permitted in the Republic of Ireland from Monday June the 29th after the G-A-A revised their return to play schedule. Club fixtures can now be played from July 17th but the association has opted not to move their dates for inter-county. County panels can resume training from September 14th, with competitions set to get underway in the middle of October. Separately, this week will see an online meeting among Clare club delegates to discuss their plans for fixtures in the 2020 Championships. Proposals issued to clubs over the weekend proposes new structures for the Senior Hurling and Football competitions that will guarantee at least two Championship games for all teams, no relegation , and all games being finished on the day, including County Finals, with penalty shootouts if necessary. On Monday, Gavin spoke with Clare FM Football and Hurling analysts, Joe Garry and Tommy Guilfoyle.

On this week's podcast: Joe Garry joins Derrick Lynch & Peter O'Connell to look back on the weekend's action.

On this week's podcast: Derrick Lynch & Peter O'Connell are joined in studio by Joe Garry to reflect on the weekend's action

On this week's podcast: Derrick Lynch, Joe Garry & Eoghan Moloney look back on the weekend's action

Christy O'Connor and Joe Garry join Eoghan Moloney and Owen Ryan to discuss Clare's exit from the hurling championship and to look forward to Saturday's football qualifier against Leitrim.

On this week's podcast: Derrick Lynch is joined by Joe Garry, Fergie O'Loughlin & Peter O'Connell to review the sporting weekend

On this week's Champion Sports Chat podcast, Clare LGFA selector Enda O'Halloran joins Derrick Lynch, Peter O'Connell & Joe Garry to talk through their National League campaign.

This week Joe Garry and Fergie O'Loughlin join Peter O'Connell and Eoghan Moloney to discuss Clare's victory over Tipperary, Clare ladies win over Tyrone, and the U-21 semi-finals as well as preview the upcoming U-21 finals.

On this week's podcast, Derrick Lynch, Joe Garry & Peter O'Connell review the weekend's sporting action and preview another huge few days ahead.

This week in Champion Sport Chats we have Joe Garry and Fergie O'Loughlin in to discuss Clare's games last weekend as well as preview the upcoming Limerick and Fermanagh games.

Champion Sports Chat Podcast Extra - 2019 National Football League Preview. Clare begin a third consecutive season in Division Two of the National Football League this Sunday when Donegal make the trip to Cusack Park. The Clare Champion's Derrick Lynch was joined by former Clare star and selector Ger Keane, former Clare selector David O'Brien and former Clare U21 manager Joe Garry to look ahead to how it may unfold.