This Sunday our Senior Footballers will face Naas in the 2022 Joe Mallon Motors Senior Football Championship Dermot Bourke Cup Final! The venue is Newbridge and throw-in is at 15:30; the referee, officiating his first senior final is Brendan Cawley. Please note that in the event of a draw a replay will take place.

The Senior Football final will be preceded by the Minor A final between Raheens and Naas.

Tickets
Adult Tickets (€22) now available online - Click Here
OAP/Students can purchase their tickets on the day via tap and go at the gate for €12. U16s free.

Jubilee Team - 1997
At Half Time in the senior match our 1997 Jubilee Team, subs and management will be honoured on the field with medals in front of what is sure to be a packed house.

The build up to he final has been tremendous and the excitement levels around the village have been wonderful to experience. Fintan Doran and the team have done amazing work putting up flags and bunting all around the club and the village. The support from our juvenile teams sending in photos and videos as well as the schools has been fantastic to see. We have numerous posts on social media with the hash tag #PaintClaneWhite.

It has been a long time since Clane contested a senior championship final (1998); in fact our Captain Brian Mcloughlin was born only a couple of weeks before our last final appearance and he will lead the team out this Sunday on his 24th birthday!

Our last win was in 1997 against Sarsfields on a score line of 0-13 to 0-8.

Match Preview and Player Profiles
Hopefully you got to see the Player Profiles we have been posting across our social media channels this past week.

If you didn't get the chance or are on social media we have placed all the player profiles in a shared photo album along with the Program from 1991 when we last faced Naas in the final. We will add the last couple of player profiles asap.

Click Here to view.

Best of Luck!!

On behalf of all at Clane GAA we would like to wish Tom, Brian and the team the very best of luck on Sunday. They have been fantastic all year, a pleasure to watch and they have brought joy to so many already - bring it home lads!