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A former Clare hurling captain says a fast start will be the target for the Clare minor hurlers as they look to reach the All Ireland Final Ger O'Connell's charges return to FBD Semple Stadium on Sunday afternoon to face Munster Champions Cork in their last four clash. Clare had an impressive showing in Thurles last time out, outscoring Galway 1-10 to 1-1 in the second half of their quarter final encounter en route to victory. Tommy Guilfoyle claims The Banner might catch the Munster champions cold after a couple weeks layoff. Throw in in Thurles on Sunday is at 1pm with commentary on Clare FM with Keatings Bar and Restaurant, Kilbaha, Loop Head.

A call is being made for the potential establishment of a Clare League of Ireland soccer team. The Banner County currently has no team competing in either the SSE Airtricity Men's Premier Division, or First Division. To discuss this further, Alan Morrissey was joined by Former Treaty United FC Academy Manager, Declan Farmer, and Clarecastle Sinn Fein Councillor, Cllr. Tommy Guilfoyle.

On Monday's Morning Focus, Alan Morrissey was joined by Clare FM's Derrick Lynch and Hurling Analyst, Tommy Guilfoyle to go through the weekend's sporting action.

Clare's defence of the All Ireland hurling title is in jeopardy following a second loss of the campaign. Tipperary scored four of the last five points of the game to secure a three point win against the Banner in Zimmer Biomet Pairc Chíosóg. It means Clare are now relying on other results in the final two rounds, and will need to beat Limerick at the TUS Gaelic Grounds in two weeks time to have any hope of progressing. Clare FM analyst Tommy Guilfoyle says Tipp got the important breaks once the game got back level.

Listen back to Friday May 9th 2025's edition of Across The Line as Paul Carroll looks ahead to the weekend's sporting action in Tipperary. On this week's show: - Tommy Guilfoyle and Ken Hogan preview the meeting of Tipperary and Clare in the Munster senior hurling championship - Tipperary senior football manager Philly Ryan ahead of the Tailteann Cup opener against Sligo - Gary Culbert looks ahead to an exciting season finale in the NT&DL Premier Division - Barry Drake previews the weekend's greyhound racing action

Clare FM's Derrick Lynch is joined by former Clare captain Tommy Guilfoyle and Waterford reporter Tomas McCarthy to look ahead to Clare's clash with Waterford in the Munster SHC

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)

Last week, we discussed Ennis 2040 DAC's decision to review its development plans. The DAC has agreed to review the controversial Abbey Street and Harvey's Quay projects to determine if they're "fit for purpose" and "add value" to the town. The two car park developments will be paused, in order to allow other projects to progress. The Post Office Field project will also be reviewed as part of this ‘reset'. However, the community group, "Hands Off Ennis Post Office Field” is still raising concerns over the project and has even suggested an alternative solution. To discuss this further, Alan Morrissey was joined in studio by Martin Vernon, Chairperson and Tommy Guilfoyle. Photo (c) Ennis 2040 DAC

To review the sporting fixtures, Alan Morrissey was joined on Monday's Morning Focus by Clare FM's Derrick Lynch, Tommy Guilfoyle and Syl O'Connor. Games Reviewed: National Hurling League Division 1A: Limerick 0-21 Clare 1-21 (Sunday, TUS Gaelic Grounds) National Camogie League Division 1B: Down 0-11 Clare 1-10 (Saturday) National Football League Division Three: Clare 2-12 Kildare 1-16 (Sunday, Cusack Park) National Ladies Football League Division Three: Clare 1-9 Monaghan 4-11 (Sunday, Doonbeg)

A former Clare senior hurling captain claims the timing of the loss of Shane O'Donnell gives Brian Lohan's squad time to adapt ahead of the Munster Championship. The Clare boss confirmed yesterday that the reigning Hurler of the Year, Shane O'Donnell, will undergo surgery on a shoulder issue, ruling him out for the entirety of the 2025 intercounty season. The Banner's Munster campaign is edging ever closer, with Cork making the visit to Cusack Park on April 20th. Clare FM hurling analyst, Tommy Guilfoyle, says the injury would be much more detrimental to the squad, had it occurred later in the year.

To review the sporting fixtures, Alan Morrissey was joined on Monday's Morning Focus by Clare FM's Tommy Guilfoyle, Derrick Lynch, and Derek Dormer. Games Reviewed: National Hurling League Division 1A: Clare 1-17 Wexford 1-23 (Sunday, Cusack Park) National Football League Division Three: POSTPONED Sligo v Clare (Sunday, Markievicz Park) Camogie League: Division 1B: Wexford 0-14 Clare 2-9 (Saturday, Enniscorthy) Ladies National Football League Division Two: Clare 0-7 Tipperary 2-6 (Clarecastle)

To review the sporting fixtures, Alan Morrissey was joined on Monday's Morning Focus by Clare FM's Derrick Lynch, Paudie Carmody, Tommy Guilfoyle and Derek Dormer. Games reviewed: National Football League Division Three: Clare v Fermanagh (Sunday, Cusack Park) All-Ireland Post-Primary Schools Croke Cup Quarter-Final: St. Flannan's v Presentation College Athenry (Saturday, Gort) National Camogie League Division 1B: Clare v Westmeath (Saturday, Tubber)

To review the sporting fixtures, Alan Morrissey was joined on Monday's Morning Focus by Clare FM's Derrick Lynch and Tommy Guilfoyle. Games reviewed: Hurling – Galway v Clare Ladies Football – Westmeath v Clare

Excitement levels in Feakle and Sixmilebridge are ratcheting up, ahead of Sunday's TUS Clare senior hurling final. Sixmilebridge are hoping to lift the Canon Hamilton Cup for a 16th time, in what is their first final appearance since 2020. However, Feakle's absence from the county's hurling showpiece stretches back much farther; the last of their six county titles came in their last final appearance all the way back in 1988, with a 44-year gap being bridged on that day. Sunday's decider in Cusack Park throws in at 3pm – a game you can, of course, hear live on Clare FM. To preview the 2024 TUS Clare senior hurling final, Alan Morrissey was joined by Clare FM's GAA Commentator, Syl O'Connor, Manager of Sixmilebridge, John O'Meara, Clare FM's Hurling Analyst, Tommy Guilfoyle and Feakle Club Secretary, Val Donnellan. Photo (c): Clare FM

An Ennis based bus driver has been in touch with Clare FM claiming that people dropping and collecting students outside Coláiste Mhuire, St. Flannan's, and Rice College are parking on footpaths, obstructing bus lanes, and endangering both students and pedestrians. To discuss this further, Peter O'Connell was joined by Councillor and member of Clare County Council's Road Safety Working Group, Tommy Guilfoyle and Senior Engineer of Clare County Council, Cyril Feeney. Photo (c): Naropano via Canva.com

Clare FM's Derrick Lynch is joined by Tommy Guilfoyle & Kevin Sheehan to preview the quarter final and relegation playoff action in the TUS senior and intermediate hurling championships

Unclean, unpleasant and unsafe. These are just some of the complaints raised by people in relation to Ennis Train Station. Some of those who have used the station also have concerns about what are described as its “substandard” toilet facilities, the unclear and difficult-to-follow timetables, and a lack of adequate information on bus schedules. To discuss this further, Alan Morrissey was joined by Clarecastle-based Sinn Fein councillor, Tommy Guilfoyle and Ennis Fine Gael councillor, Mary Howard.

Clare FM's Derrick Lynch is joined by analysts Tommy Guilfoyle & Derek Dormer to preview a huge weekend of final round action in the TUS Clare SHC & TUS Clare IHC

It's claimed a lack of ambition from successive governments is to blame for Clare's housing crisis. According to a new report from independent Oireachtas agency, the Parliamentary Budget Office, a total of 4,646 households in this county are on the social housing list or availing of the Housing Assistance Payment. Since 2016, the state has constructed over 2,170 new social homes in Clare, but according to the PBO, national targets must rise by 56% just to meet current supply deficits. Clarecastle Sinn Féin Councillor and Clare Social Housing Committee member Tommy Guilfoyle insists an emergency response is needed.

On this podcast: Clare FM's Derrick Lynch & Tommy Guilfoyle preview this weekend's opening round games in the TUS Clare SHC & Clare IHC

It's been suggested renters in Clare aren't asking their landlords if they're registered for fear of eviction. It comes as new Oireachtas figures have highlighted an alarmingly low uptake in the rent tax credit this year. Clare FM's Seán Lyons reports. ===== When first introduced in 2022, the Rent Tax Credit or RTC, allowed renters to claim maximum tax relief of €1,000 in the case of a couple and €500 in all other cases. For this year and next year, that's been increased to €1,500 for couples and €750 for those in other circumstances. The uptake rate is noticeably low this year however with just 59,481 claims recorded nationwide so far - meaning roughly six in seven renters haven't yet made a claim. Just 770 claims have been made in Clare in 2024 to date - with €870 being the average claim value. To avail of the tax credit, a tenancy must be registered with the Residential Tenancy Board unless it's a licence arrangement such a when a tenant shares with the owner or is in a rent-a-room or digs arrangement. Clarecastle Sinn Féin Councillor and Clare Social Development Strategic Policy Committee member Tommy Guilfoyle believes renters are afraid to ask if they're entitled to the credit as they fear they'll lose the tenancy. [CLIP] Tenants can find out if their tenancy is registered by checking the "Check The Register" section of the RTB website. As of Budget 2024, the Rent Tax Credit can be claimed for digs or rent-a-room arrangements if you pay rent for your child attending third-level education. As per the stipulations of the tax credit, the landlord must not be a housing association or approved housing body, a local authority, your parent or your child. Threshold Campaigns Officer Cat Clark says because private rental supply is in such dire straits, penalising landlords who fail to register their properties isn't necessarily possible or advisable.

On Tuesday's Morning Focus, we explored the growing excitement across Clare as the All-Ireland Final approaches. Peter O'Connell was joined by Clare FM's analyst Tommy Guilfoyle, Corofin hurlers manager Joe Cahill, and Clonlara championship-winning manager and 1997 All-Ireland winning minor player, Donal Madden.

Clare FM's Derrick Lynch & Tommy Guilfoyle analyse Clare's win over Kilkenny, along with reaction from manager Brian Lohan, Clare FM Patrick Bourke Menswear Man of the Match Adam Hogan and Tony Kelly

Clare FM's Alan Morrissey is joined by Derrick Lynch, Tommy Guilfoyle and Kevin Sheehan to review Clare's loss to Limerick in the Munster SHC final along with casting an eye over Clare's games in the All Ireland camogie and ladies football championships

On this podcast: Clare FM's Derrick Lynch is joined by former Clare captains Tommy Guilfoyle & Pat O'Connor, 2013 All Ireland winner Colin Ryan and Limerick sports journalist Tom Clancy to look ahead to Sunday's clash of Clare and Limerick in FBD Semple Stadium.

A member of Clare County Council's housing committee claims government policy has failed middle income earners in this county. It follows an independent report from the housing commission which estimates that 56,000 homes need to built from next year until 2034 in order address existing deficits and meet future demand. Last month, construction commenced on 188 new one-off houses in Clare, which is the highest total here since records began in 2014. Clarecastle Sinn Féin local election candidate Tommy Guilfoyle insists though the lack of affordable housing is locking a generation out of home ownership.

Clare FM's Syl O'Connor & Tommy Guilfoyle call the action as Clare beat Waterford in a dramatic Munster SHC tie in Cusack Park

It's claimed the local authority has the will but is being denied the funding to tackle Clare's housing crisis. It follows the Residential Tenancies Board final report for 2023, which shows the average price of renting for new tenants in this county is now over €1,300 per month. During April alone, a further 118 households here joined Clare County Council's approved social housing list. Clarecastle Sinn Féin local election candidate Tommy Guilfoyle, who's a member of the council's housing committee believes the Government could be allocating more funds to the local authority to provide social and affordable housing.

Munster SHC: Clare 3-26 Cork 3-24. Commentary from Syl O'Connor & Tommy Guilfoyle

Calls are being made for a dedicated armed support unit to be based at Ennis Garda Station following a violent assault perpetrated by two masked man at a retail premises in Clarecastle. Three people were hospitalised as a result of the incident which took place shortly after 1pm last Sunday, with a man in his 20s sustaining serious injuries. The suspects made their getaway via the Kildysart Road on a route locally known as the Connacht line before abandoning their vehicle at Newhall near Ballyea. Clarecastle Sinn Féin local election candidate Tommy Guilfoyle says Gardaí here are fighting against the odds when it comes to serious crime.

A Clare Sinn Féin representative insists the lifting of the eviction ban has added fuel to the fire that is the homeless crisis. It comes as the party is tabling a bill in the Dail tonight, to implement an immediate and temporary ban on no-fault evictions, so that ordinary workers, families and children can't be evicted by a landlord when they have done nothing wrong. The opposition has pointed to figures indicating that more than 4000 children will wake up on Christmas morning in a hub, hostel or B&B, which the party says is completely unacceptable. Ennis Sinn Féin Local Election Candidate, Tommy Guilfoyle says promises by the Government that lifting the ban would not impact homeless numbers has proven untrue.

A candlelit vigil will take place in Ennis this evening to pay tribute to victims of the conflict between Israel and Hamas. The event will take place at the Height on O'Connell Street at 5pm to mark the United Nation's International Day of Solidarity with The Palestinian People. The vigil is being organised by the Ennis Sinn Féin Cumman, which is renewing its call for a permanent humanitarian ceasefire in the Gaza Strip. Local election candidate and Clarecastle resident Tommy Guilfoyle believes the people of Clare have an important role to play in ending the conflict.

Clare FM Preview Of Munster Club Hurling Semi Finals with Derrick Lynch & Tommy Guilfoyle

COMMENTARY: Corofin V Lorrha Dorrha Munster Club IHC Quarter Final with Clare FM's Derrick Lynch & Tommy Guilfoyle

A Clare trade union representative has called on the Workplace Relations Commission to ramp up the number of inspections it carries out in workplaces where employees are being paid below the minimum wage. An ESRI report has found that 6,500 workers nationwide are being paid less than the minimum wage while a quarter of those between 15 and 19 are not being paid correctly. The minimum wage in Ireland currently stands at €11.30 and will increase to €12.70 in January. Clarecastle member of the Clare Council of Trade Unions member Tommy Guilfoyle believes employers must be investigated to ensure workers are not being "undermined".

A Clare Sinn Féin representative claims the housing shortage is discouraging businesses from investing in the local economy. The opposition party will put forward a proposal in the Dáíl later today seeking a three year rent freeze and a temporary re-introduction of the eviction ban. Renters in Clare are currently forking out as much as €1,133 on average each month for their accommodation needs, with average rates across the county up 10% in the last year. Ennis Sinn Féin Cumman member, Tommy Guilfoyle believes rent relief is needed to tackle a growing socio-economic crisis.

After Clare's win over Dublin in the All Ireland SHC quarter-final, Clare FM's Derrick Lynch & Tommy Guilfoyle looked back on the game, while Derrick spoke with Clare manager Brian Lohan & captain Tony Kelly

On Monday's Morning Focus, Alan was joined by Derrick Lynch, Clare FM Sports Editor and Tommy Guilfoyle, Clare FM Hurling Analyst. Derrick and Tommy discussed the recent Clare defeat against Limerick in the Munster SHC Final. Derrick highlighted where he believes the Clare men went wrong on Sunday. Tommy outlined how Clare knows where to improve after yesterday's performance and they have to move on to the next game in order to bounce back. Afterwards, Derrick reviewed the Clare ladies football victory over Offaly, and the medical incident one of the Tyrone camogie players experienced on Saturday's All Ireland Premier Junior Camogie Championship game against Clare.

Ahead of Sunday's Munster SHC final between Clare and Limerick, Clare FM broadcast a special preview show from the Lakeside Hotel in Killaloe. Special guests on the night were 2013 All Ireland winner Brendan Bugler, former Clare captain Tommy Guilfoyle, 2013 Munster SHC winner with Limerick Niall Moran and former Offaly star & well known pundit Brian Carroll. Derrick Lynch was also joined by Killaloe's Brendan Foley, Scariff's Alphie Rodgers and Bodyke's Sean Doyle to get the local perspective on Sunday's game.

Clare County Council's housing committee has heard questions raised over Ennis 2040 DAC's role in providing housing in the town. It follows the appointment of a design team to develop a master plan for a high-quality mixed-use sustainable development for a controversial Francis Street site in Ennis. At a meeting of this month's Social Development Strategic Policy Committee last evening, committee member, Tommy Guilfoyle received unanimous support for a motion calling on the local authority to retain ownership of the site, in order to develop accommodation for people with disabilities, elderly people and those who are "rightsizing". The Sinn Féin representative believes Ennis 2040 DAC shouldn't be involved in housing matters, but rather focus on economic concerns.

After Clare were crowned All Ireland MHC champions for 2023, Clare FM's Derrick Lynch spoke to winning manager Brian O'Connell, coach Donal Moloney, captain Eoghan Gunning & goalkeeper Mark Sheedy. Derrick & Tommy Guilfoyle also reviewed an incredible season for Brian O'Connell's side

Clare FM Analyst Tommy Guilfoyle On Pat O'Connor's Retirement From Intercounty Hurling

Clare FM Commentary Of The 2022 Clare Senior Hurling Final - Ballyea V Eire Óg. Presented by Derrick Lynch, with commentary from Syl O'Connor and analysis by Tommy Guilfoyle & Colm Galvin

Clare FM's Preview Of 2022 Clare SHC & IHC Finals, featuring audio from Ballyea, Eire Og, St Joseph's Doora Barefield & Tulla, along with a look ahead to both games with Clare FM analysts Tommy Guilfoyle & John Carmody.

Clare FM's Derrick Lynch & Tommy Guilfoyle preview the 2022 Clare SHC & Clare IHC Semi Finals

A Clare Sinn Féin representative claims changes to the income threshold to qualify for social housing in this county are 'nowhere near enough'. County Clare will now be moved from band 3 to band 2 of the income eligibility limits for social housing, allowing individuals to earn up to €30,000. Chair of the Ennis Sinn Féin Cumann, Tommy Guilfoyle and Chair of the Council's Housing Commitee, Gerry Flynn have been speaking to Clare FM's Morning Focus about the latest development.

Clare FM's Derrick Lynch & Tommy Guilfoyle look ahead to this weekend's action in the Clare SHC

Listen back to Clare FM's Syl O'Connor & Tommy Guilfoyle giving their post match analysis in Croke Park.

Novas claims some people in emergency accommodation in Clare are "blocking the system" because there's nowhere for them to move-on to. Una Burns from Novas and Chair of the Ennis Sinn Fein Cumann, Tommy Guilfoyle spoke to Clare FM's Morning Focus about emergency accommodation in Clare.

Clare FM Sideline View Munster SHC Final Preview Special Recorded at the Goalpost Bar in Wolfe Tones GAA club in Shannon, Clare FM's Derrick Lynch is joined by Tommy Guilfoyle, Colm Galvin, Aaron Cunningham, Niall Gilligan and Buff Egan to look ahead to Clare and Limerick's titanic showdown in Thurles on Sunday afternoon

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Clare FM Commentary Of St Joseph's Tulla's Harty Cup Final Win over Ardscoil Rís. Commentary by Derrick Lynch and Tommy Guilfoyle

Clare FM Commentary Of St Joseph's Tulla v De La Salle Harty Cup Semi Final. Commentary from Derrick Lynch & Tommy Guilfoyle

On this weeks show: We look ahead to the Clare SHC final between Ballyea & Inagh-Kilnamona with Clare FM commentary team Tommy Guilfoyle & Syl O'Connor. We also preview the Clare Camogie & Clare LGFA finals, hear the latest from the Clare U15 PPS hurling tournament and we have our Greyhound Focus slot.

Clare FM's Derrick Lynch, Tommy Guilfoyle & Syl O'Connor preview the 2021 Clare SHC & Clare IHC

Clare FM's Syl O'Connor & Tommy Guilfoyle relay the final stages of Clare's win over Wexford in the All Ireland SHC Qualifiers

On Tuesday's Morning Focus, Alan Morrissey was joined by Derrick Lynch from the Clare FM sports desk and Clare FM Hurling Analyst, Tommy Guilfoyle to go through the weekend's sporting action.

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.

On this episode of Clare FM's Sideline View. Derrick Lynch chats to Clare boss Brian Lohan ahead of the 2021 National Hurling League opener against Antrim. Syl O’Connor & Tommy Guilfoyle will be along to assess where Clare lie among the contenders ahead of the 2021 season, while intercounty referee Rory McGann and All Ireland winner Colin Ryan cast an eye over the new playing rules that will come into force this weekend. We also hear of a possible boycott from the Clare Camogie squad over the controversy surrounding the structure of their season, and the story of a West Clare man undertaking four 10k runs in memory of his late son

On Monday's Morning Focus, we took a look at the All-Ireland Senior Camogie and Hurling finals over the weekend, as well as Clare's Minor Footballer's victory over Tipperary in the Munster Championship. Gavin Grace spoke to Clare FM's Hurling Analyst, Tommy Guilfoyle.

On Monday's Morning Focus, Gavin Grace spoke to David O'Brien, former manager of the Clare ladies footballers, about their defeat on Saturday and to Tommy Guilfoyle, Clare FM's Hurling Analyst about the two All-Ireland Hurling Semi Finals over the weekend.

Clare have officially bowed out of this years All Ireland Hurling Championship. Despite a tough fought match and staying neck and neck throughout, Clare lost to Waterford in the Quarter-Finals - with the final score reading 3-18 to 3-27. On Monday's Morning Focus, Gavin Grace spoke to Hurling Analyst, Tommy Guilfoyle.

On Monday's Morning Focus, Gavin Grace spoke with Hurling Analyst for Clare FM, Tommy Guilfoyle about the Clare hurler's victory over Laois over the weekend, the upcoming match against Wexford and whether or not David McInerney's red card could be reversed.

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

Clare GAA fans were gifted with two County Finals over the weekend. On Saturday, Kilmurry Ibrickane beat Cratloe to win the Jack Daly cup for the first time since 2017, with the score reading 1-12 to 0-12 as the final whistle blew. While on Sunday, Sixmilebridge were crowned Clare Senior Hurling Champions after beating O’Callaghan’s Mills at Cusack Park 0-20 to 0-12 in a well-fought battle. On Monday's Morning Focus, Gavin Grace spoke to Clare FM Hurling Analyst, Tommy Guilfoyle and Clare FM Football Analyst, Rory Hickey.

‘12 new GAA champions were crowned across the county this weekend at all levels, with the adult honours going east as Scariff, O’Callaghan’s Mills and Broadford all secured adult hurling championship silverware. Tommy Guilfoyle and Michael O’Connor joined Eoin Brennan this week to discuss where those finals were won and lost amidst a compelling weekend’

It was another busy weekend in sport, with Scariff preparing for their return to the Clare Senior Hurling Championship next year after they became Intermediate champions yesterday and the Banner Ladies secured their ninth Clare Senior Ladies Gaelic Football Championship in ten years after a convincing win against West Clare Gaels. On Monday's Morning Focus, Gavin spoke with commentator Tommy Guilfoyle about all the hurling action over the weekend and he was also joined by Banner Ladies manager, JJ O'Dea.

It was a bumper weekend in camogie, hurling and football this weekend. On Monday's Morning Focus, Gavin Grace spoke to Bríd McNamara, Tommy Guilfoyle and David O'Brien about the Camogie Final and the Hurling and Football Semi-finals that took place on Saturday and Sunday.

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Hurling Analyst, Tommy Guilfoyle and two-time All Ireland winning Clare Hurler Ger (Sparrow)O'Loughlin join Gavin Grace on Monday morning's Morning Focus to look back at the weekend's sporting action as three places in the Senior Hurling Championship Semi-Finals are now confirmed.

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This week Eoin Brennan talks about the Clare Adult Hurling Championships, 29 matches took place last weekend. Eoin also assesses the Round 2 draws with Syl O’Connor & Tommy Guilfoyle.

This past weekend saw the return of the Clare Senior Hurling and Camogie Championships. Gavin recapped the action with Tommy Guilfoyle and Brid MacNamara on Monday's Morning Focus

Clare FM will be providing more action than ever before from the Clare Senior GAA Championships, with the action beginning this weekend. Clare FM will broadcast commentary from four First Round Hurling Championship matches, starting this Friday night with the meeting of Inagh/Kilnamona and Clooney/Quin. On Saturday, the station will have live commentary from the meetings of Sixmilebridge and Éire Óg, and Kilmaley versus Cratloe, and on Sunday there will be live full coverage of the meeting between Crusheen and Ballyea. There will be updates from the other games as well, and Clare FM will also provide extensive coverage of the Clare Senior Football Championship when it starts off next weekend, including more live commentaries than before. Clare FM's analysts for this weekend's hurling action include Davy Fitzgerald, Tommy Guilfoyle and Ger 'Sparrow' O'Loughlin, and commentaries will also be carried by Clare GAA TV, which will be broadcasting games on a pay-per-view basis online. Live matches will be available for €7.80, and deferred games will be available for €3.50. Clare County Board Chairman Joe Cooney joined Gavin on Morning Focus to discuss the return of Championship action.

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.

To wrap up today's Morning Focus, we were joined on the line by Former Clare Hurler, Tommy Guilfoyle and Clare FM Commentator, Syl O'Connor to review what was a busy sporting week and an especially great weekend for Clare's GAA teams.

To wrap up today's Morning Focus, we looked back on a busy sporting weekend with Tommy Guilfoyle, Clare FM's Hurling analyst and Rory Hickey who Covered the Ladies Football game for Clare FM.

On a weekend dominated by Storm Dennis, Clare FM analyst Tommy Guilfoyle joined Gavin to discuss what happened on and off the pitch, including Clare's 0-17 to 0-9 win over Laois.

While we were broadcasting from the count centre in Ennistymon our very own Fiona Cahill got a chance to speak to Violet-Anne Wynne's Director of Elections, Tommy Guilfoyle.

Listen back to Clare FM's Live Commentary of the St Flannans and Our Lady's, Templemore Harty Cup semi-final. Flannans booked their spot in their first final since 2007. Clare FM's Syl O'Connor and Tommy Guilfoyle were on duty.

We hear from Cobh Ramblers Chairman Michael O'Donovan after Stephen Henderson's shock departure from the club. Cork City interim boss John Cotter on their draw away to Sligo Rovers. Clare legend Tommy Guilfoyle previews the Cork clash in Cusack Park. Ephie Fitzgerald previews tomorrow's Munster Senior Ladies football final with Waterford. Everton Junior boss Eddie McCarthy recaps their season as they were named the Munster Senior League's Junior Team of the Year.

On a special Champion Sports Chat podcast, we look ahead to the 2019 Munster SHC in the company of two time All Star Brendan Bugler and former Clare captain Tommy Guilfoyle.

Champion Sports Chat Podcast Monday February 18th 2019. Our guest this week is former Clare hurling captain Tommy Guilfoyle as we review Clare v Cork and look ahead to next weekend's action.

Champion Sports Chat Podcast Extra - 2019 National Hurling League Preview. Clare get their 2019 National Hurling League campaign underway this Saturday evening against Tipperary under the lights in Thurles. Ahead of that, The Clare Champion's Derrick Lynch sat down with 2013 All-Ireland winning heroes Colin Ryan & Brendan Bugler along with former Clare captain Tommy Guilfoyle to look ahead to the action.