‘Regardless of whether trophies are won, I would definitely class this as a very successful year’
Champion Chatter - Season 02 Episode 17
Limerick is the place to be this Saturday as Newmarket Celtic, the Clare senior hurlers and camogie squad all face pivotal showdowns in the city. Eoin and a socially distanced James look ahead to all three ties as well as last weekend’s Super Saturday in which Colm Collins’ flagship footballers advanced to a first Munster decider in 11 years, Fair Green Celtic’s remarkable debut season along with rugby, ladies football, camogie and sailing.
3:35-11:50 - Newmarket Celtic Coach Eoin O’Brien ahead of the club’s greatest occasion this Saturday for the FAI Junior Cup Final
11:50-28:25 - Fair Green Celtic completed an unbeaten debut season with two trophies, with their managerial duo Richie O’Grady and Tommy Leahy now facing their old side Avenue Utd in the Ennis Carpets Clare Cup Semi-Finals
28:25-40:50 - Dean Russell joins us Inch Crusaders clinched the Second Division crown while there were plenty of twists and turns in the First Division this week, not to mention cup silverware on offer this weekend for Lifford, Shannon Town and of course Newmarket Celtic.
40:50-53:15 - Newmarket Celtic Captain Eoin Hayes looks ahead to the FAI Junior Cup Final against a St Micheal’s team he knows extremely well.
53:15-1.07:15 - The Clare footballers are through to a first Munster Senior Final since 2012 after eventually seeing off Limerick, testing the nerves of steel of Kieran Madigan and Derek Dormer.
1.07:15-1.31:25 - Ger O’Connell and Kevin McNamara join the panel to pour over Clare’s opening reverse to Tipperary in the Munster Senior Hurling Championship as well as a prerequisite backlash against Munster and All-Ireland champions Limerick this Saturday.
1.31:25-1.40:30 - There were big championship reverses for the Clare minor and U-16 camogie squads but hopes are high that the seniors can advance to a second successive provincial decider according to Derek Dormer
1.40:30-1.45:11 - Round Up of Rugby, dual minor and U-20 hurling, Killaloe Sailing Club’s return and a four strong Clare contingent in the National Ladies Football League Division 3 team of the year in the midst of their Munster Senior B Championship campaign.