The Broadford Minor Camogie team face Corofin/Ruan on Tuesday 25th July with throw-in at 7.30pm in Broadford.

Due to the Tulla Debs Night on Wednesday, Broafdford will take on Corofin/Ruan in this critical game for Broadford. Beaten by a lively Éire Óg side in the first round, this is a must win game for Broadford to stay in contention for the Minor B Cup.

Please come along to support the girls! 

Broadford's fabulous U12's are set for their final against Whitegate this Sunday 23rd July. The match takes place in Cuack Park at 11.am. Do come along to help make this a really memorable day for the boys.

The U12's also have an activity day in the Gaelic Grounds on Saturday 29th July.

Good luck boys in your final from everyone in Broadford Hurling Club.

Broadford remain top of the Clare Cup Division 1B League after their win against hosts Wolfe Tones on Sunday. Final score 0-14 to 0-20.

Broadford also played on Friday in the Intermediate League against a strong Kilmaley side. The match was played in Tulla and resulted in a win for Kilamaley 4-11 to 1-06.

There are no adult hurling matches this weekend, with all eyes on the Clare v Tipp match this weekend.  Good luck Clare from everyone in Broadford Hurling and Camogie Clubs.

The U16's continued winning ways on Sunday with a win over a very strong Ballyea side with a large Broadford/Killaloe crowd in attendance. 
Having won their first game of the 'A' Championship against Bodyke/O'Callaghans Mills the game against Ballyea was going to be a stern test for this team Broadford/Smith O'Briens team.
Broadford/SOB started the game strongly with James Mason supplying the midfield and half-forward line with excellent ball. Paddy Donnellan and Conor Phelan really put it up to the Ballyea midfield from the start and got excellent ball into Jack Ward Murphy and Ruan Quinn. With the full-forward line putting away their chances and David Boland and Cian Mulqueen converting the frees Broadford/Sob were dominating play in the early stages. Cian contributing a massive long range free and another that found its way to the back of the Ballyea net (the debate continues to who has claimed the goal). Ballyea finished strong leading to half time and there was just 3 points between the teams at the break.
Broadford/SOB really drove on again at the start of the 2nd half with excellent performances by Darragh Moloney in the forwards and the backs standing strong. Tony Seymour and James Vaughan among 2 of the players and put in a massive shift nullifying the Ballyea defence. At the other end the Ballyea forwards were finding it hard to contain Jack Ward Murphy and when he got the ball wide on the left of the square there was only 1 thing on his mind. The green flag was raised after a stormer of a shot. Although the Ballyea team threw the kitchen sink at Broadford as the game continued, Broadford seemed to have the game under control.
Broadford/SOB won on a scoreline of 2-13 to 1-13.  
Next game is at 1:00pm in Killaloe against Corrofin. All Support is much appreciated.

Good luck from Broadford Hurling and Camogie Clubs to the Clare Minor and Senior Hurlers this Sunday, as both teams face Cork in their respective Munster Finals in Semple Stadium.

Special mention to our own JC McMahon on the Clare Minor panel and Kieran Corcoran who is part of the Clare Seniors management team.

​One adult hurling match this weekend
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​Intermediate League - Div 3
Saturday 8th July
Éire Óg v Broadford
Throw-in at 2pm in Éire Óg

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