⚡ BREAKING: EMOTIONAL RETURN

“IF YOU TOLD ME LAST JULY…” CONLON’S INCREDIBLE COMEBACK

At 36 years old, John Conlon defied career-threatening injury to return for Clare in dominant 3-35 to 0-15 victory over Down in front of 4,960 fans

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Match Updates & Fixtures

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Latest Victory

Dominant 3-35 to 0-15 victory in front of 4,960 fans at Páirc Chíosóg. John Conlon’s emotional return at 36, plus debuts for 4 young stars.

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LEAGUE LEADERS

Perfect start to the Allianz Hurling League with 3 wins from 3. Clare lead Division 1B with 6 points and +45 scoring difference.

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UPCOMING FIXTURES

SAT 21 FEB • 18:30 Kildare vs CLARE 🏑 Hurling League SUN 22 FEB • 14:00 CLARE vs Laois ⚽ Football League

CHAMPIONSHIP 2026

Munster SHC Round 1

CLARE vs WATERFORD Sunday, April 19th • 2:00 PM Zimmer Biomet Páirc Chíosóg, Ennis The Banner begin their championship campaign at home. Tickets on sale now!

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CONLON’S COMEBACK

John Conlon Returns at 36


Two-time All-Ireland winner defies career-threatening injury to make emotional comeback. “If you told me last July I’d be doing this again, I would’ve probably said it was mad.”

PERFECT START

3 Wins from 3 – Top of Division 1B

Clare demolish Down 3-35 to 0-15 to maintain perfect league record. 12 different scorers including debuts for 4 young stars. Next up: Away to Kildare on Saturday.

TICKETS ON SALE

Season Pass 2026 Available Now

Get your Clare GAA Season Pass for 2026! €120 for OAP, €200 for adults. Secure your seat for every home game including Munster Championship vs Waterford (April 19).

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Players & Management Speak

2026 SEASON HIGHLIGHTS

Why This Season Is Special

Clare GAA is experiencing a golden moment in 2026 with record-breaking performances, emotional comebacks, and a new generation ready to shine.

3 wins from 3 – Clare top Division 1B with +45 scoring difference
36-year-old legend defies career-ending injury for emotional comeback
4 young players make debut – Dunford, O’Farrell, Kilroy & Moylan
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