ClubSpotting Blog

Clare has given us some of the most memorable moments over the years. Banishing the curse of Biddy Early in 1995, beating neighbours Tipperary in 1997 decider, and the classic final and replay with Cork in 2013 will live long in GAA folklore. Their success at the now-defunct Under-21 grade in the mid-2010s was a massive achievement, of which Éire Óg’s David Reidy played a huge part. Now an established figure of ‘The Banner's' senior side his energy and tenacity is a vital cog

The Connacht championship can be a minefield for those contesting it. Mayo has succeeded in the straight knockout format of the Covid led championship but Roscommon and Galway have toppled their neighbours on equal occasions to bring the Nestor Cup to either side of their respective borders. The Smith brothers have been a huge cog in the modern-day Roscommon machine. Donie in particular is a man that takes minding. The potent inside forward has been a thorn in many a defender

After taking a break for the 2020 season, Eimear Scally made a very welcome return to the Cork set up this year, although it didn’t have the fairytale ending the Rebels would have hoped for losing out to an exceptional Meath side. Scally has rose through the ranks, starring at all levels for Cork and although this season didn’t work out as planned, they will certainly be a threat in the coming season with Scally in their armoury. This week we went to Éire Óg to go ClubSpottin

ClubSpotting with St. Michael's and Donegal star Michael Langan.

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