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Champion Chatter - Season 02 Episode 45
0:00-5:40 - Intro
5:40-32:03 - Clonlara and Corofin’s Munster Club Hurling Final prospects are weighed up in the company of analyst Kevin McNamara and Ballyea’s Munster Senior Club winning manager Robbie Hogan who also faced Ballygunner in last year’s provincial decider.
32:03-55.53 - St Joseph’s Doora/Barefield’s remarkable Munster
Junior Club Camogie triumph and Under 21 titles for Scariff-Ogonnelloe, Newmarket-on-Fergus and Broadford are assessed by freelance reporter Derek Dormer who also looked ahead to this weekend’s major provincial showdowns.
55:53-1.10:30 - Clare’s first ever hosting of the Irish Nationals in handball proved an unbridled success as the spotlight was placed upon the Banner County and 30 Clare players competed for prestigious honours. Clare Handball’s Orla Considine was on the line to reflect on a memorable weekend.
1.10:30-1.20:20 - Football analyst Kieran Madigan looked back on a busy weekend that saw Killimer’s Munster dream shattered on
Saturday. There’s still silverware to play for as North Clare duo
Ennistymon and St Breckan’s progressed to the Under 21A Football decider while this weekend sees the B version between Clarecastle and Western Gaels.
1.20:20-1.35:20 - CDSL PRO Dean Russell debated the wafer thin margins between success and defeat as Avenue United edged into the last 32 in the FAI Junior Cup whereas Newmarket Celtic bowed out of the Munster Junior Cup. Their league showdown and a full list of domestic fixtures are discussed in all four divisions.
1.35:20 - Round Up of FAI Awards, Under 21 Hurling Finals, Rugby
Fixtures and Athletics news.
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By The Clare ChampionChampion Chatter - Season 02 Episode 45
0:00-5:40 - Intro
5:40-32:03 - Clonlara and Corofin’s Munster Club Hurling Final prospects are weighed up in the company of analyst Kevin McNamara and Ballyea’s Munster Senior Club winning manager Robbie Hogan who also faced Ballygunner in last year’s provincial decider.
32:03-55.53 - St Joseph’s Doora/Barefield’s remarkable Munster
Junior Club Camogie triumph and Under 21 titles for Scariff-Ogonnelloe, Newmarket-on-Fergus and Broadford are assessed by freelance reporter Derek Dormer who also looked ahead to this weekend’s major provincial showdowns.
55:53-1.10:30 - Clare’s first ever hosting of the Irish Nationals in handball proved an unbridled success as the spotlight was placed upon the Banner County and 30 Clare players competed for prestigious honours. Clare Handball’s Orla Considine was on the line to reflect on a memorable weekend.
1.10:30-1.20:20 - Football analyst Kieran Madigan looked back on a busy weekend that saw Killimer’s Munster dream shattered on
Saturday. There’s still silverware to play for as North Clare duo
Ennistymon and St Breckan’s progressed to the Under 21A Football decider while this weekend sees the B version between Clarecastle and Western Gaels.
1.20:20-1.35:20 - CDSL PRO Dean Russell debated the wafer thin margins between success and defeat as Avenue United edged into the last 32 in the FAI Junior Cup whereas Newmarket Celtic bowed out of the Munster Junior Cup. Their league showdown and a full list of domestic fixtures are discussed in all four divisions.
1.35:20 - Round Up of FAI Awards, Under 21 Hurling Finals, Rugby
Fixtures and Athletics news.
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