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EPISODE · Apr 14, 2026 · 3H 20M

"That sneaky little backheel, Troy Parrott would have been proud!"

from Intensive Clare · host Intensive Clare

"That sneaky little backheel, Troy Parrott would have been proud!"Strap in folks, it's another big hitting show! You could probably play two rounds at Augusta and still not have heard it all!00:00:00 > Intro: We watched Rory win the Masters but certainly we got more joy from the Clare camogie side's Div 1B win!00:10:29 > Hurling: It's a bumper hurling preview as TG4 commentator and Waterford resident MacDara MacDonnacha joins us with a view from the Déise ahead of next weekend's Munster Hurling & Camogie clashes.Then Joe Cahill & Pa Kelly look ahead to that game & the rest of the Munster and Leinster championships and give us their favourites for provincial and All Ireland glory.01:08:39 > Camogie: Ann Marie McGann & Bríd McNamara look back on a historic win for Clare Camogie in the Division 1B final and we look ahead to Clare's upcoming Munster clash with beaten 1A finalists Waterford.01:39:54 > Football: Kieran Madigan talks us through the Clare minor and U20 sides performances as well as some local club action around the county.02:12:48 > Soccer: Dean Russell is flying solo this week and he looks at the local soccer scene including FAI junior cup fixtures and Clare Cup battles. We also look back on an opening win for the Clare women's team in the Angela Hearst Cup and there's LOIW news ahead of this weekend's league fixtures.02:41:56 > Rugby: Ennis Rugby's Director of Women's rugby, Lorchan Hoyne looks back on the remarkable first season for Ennis in the AIL and tells us about the hard work from both Ennis & Kilrush RFC to make the season possible. We also acknowledge some international caps for Clare players, success for Kilrush U18.5 girls and an upcoming final for Ennis men's side.03:08:19 > GAA & Handball News: There's been success for Clare hanballers at Féile and the Clare senior doubles sides are in national semifinals this week. Plus there's news of underage hurling and camogie.03:14:42 > Wrap: we told you this was a big hitting show! we finish up this week with Athletics, fundraisers and more!

"That sneaky little backheel, Troy Parrott would have been proud!"Strap in folks, it's another big hitting show! You could probably play two rounds at Augusta and still not have heard it all!00:00:00 > Intro: We watched Rory win the Masters but certainly we got more joy from the Clare camogie side's Div 1B win!00:10:29 > Hurling: It's a bumper hurling preview as TG4 commentator and Waterford resident MacDara MacDonnacha joins us with a view from the Déise ahead of next weekend's Munster Hurling & Camogie clashes.Then Joe Cahill & Pa Kelly look ahead to that game & the rest of the Munster and Leinster championships and give us their favourites for provincial and All Ireland glory.01:08:39 > Camogie: Ann Marie McGann & Bríd McNamara look back on a historic win for Clare Camogie in the Division 1B final and we look ahead to Clare's upcoming Munster clash with beaten 1A finalists Waterford.01:39:54 > Football: Kieran Madigan talks us through the Clare minor and U20 sides performances as well as some local club action around the county.02:12:48 > Soccer: Dean Russell is flying solo this week and he looks at the local soccer scene including FAI junior cup fixtures and Clare Cup battles. We also look back on an opening win for the Clare women's team in the Angela Hearst Cup and there's LOIW news ahead of this weekend's league fixtures.02:41:56 > Rugby: Ennis Rugby's Director of Women's rugby, Lorchan Hoyne looks back on the remarkable first season for Ennis in the AIL and tells us about the hard work from both Ennis & Kilrush RFC to make the season possible. We also acknowledge some international caps for Clare players, success for Kilrush U18.5 girls and an upcoming final for Ennis men's side.03:08:19 > GAA & Handball News: There's been success for Clare hanballers at Féile and the Clare senior doubles sides are in national semifinals this week. Plus there's news of underage hurling and camogie.03:14:42 > Wrap: we told you this was a big hitting show! we finish up this week with Athletics, fundraisers and more!

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