As a club, we urge all to support the event below, full details available on https://www.facebook.com/miltownmalbay.ladiesfootball/

Local legend Sheila Murphy is director for the The Mid-West entry "Forrest Gump". If Sheila can make an Oskar winning actor out of Seanie Malone, the Hollywood Oscars will surely be Sheila's next calling.

For anyone willing to support by purchasing raffle tickets or attending on the night, please contact Sheila Murphy or Pauline O'Halloran

Clare football to benefit from ‘The Oskars’ Friday November 23rd promises to be a night to remember when Treacy’s West County Hotel will host the inaugural Oskars in aid of the Clare senior men’s and ladies football funds. Rehearsals are currently underway by the seven groups while tickets for the eagerly awaited November 23rd gala event are on sale and can be purchased from any of the organisers. The County has been divided into seven areas as follows The East (Banner, Newmarket, Wolfe Tones, Cratloe, Meelick, East Clare Gaels). Their film is ‘The Snapper’ and the producer is Dorothy Murphy The Estuary(Shannon Gaels, Cúil Gaels, Coolmeen, Fergus Rovers, Lissycasey, Kildysart and Killimer) whose film is “The Shawshank Redemption” and their producers are Carmel Bohannon and Sandra McCarthy The Inbetween (Cooraclare, Kilmihil and Kilrush) whose producer is Joe Garry and their film is “The Bridesmaids” The Mid-West (Miltown, Clonbony, Kilmurry-Ibrickane and Doonbeg) whose producer is Sheila Murphy and their film is Forrest Gump. The North (Burren Gaels, Ennistymon, Liscannor, Kilfenora, St. Breckans, Ballyvaughan, Corofin, Michael Cusacks and Moy). They will present “Fr. Ted” and their producers are Marcella Clancy and JJ O’Dea. The Town and The Parish (Eire Og, Doora-Barefield, Clondegad and Clarecastle) who will present “The Field” and their producer is Donal O h-Ainifein The West (Naomh Eoin, O’Currys, Kilkee and West Clare Gaels) who will present “Sister Act”. Their producers are Marrianne Hackney, Mags Keane and Michelle Morrissey. Months of planning by a hard working committee under the chairmanship of Kevin Callinan have gone into this event which is being staged in Clare for the first time. At the recent launch Treacys West County Hotel was unveiled as the main sponsors and proprietor Patrick Treacy told the large gathering that he was delighted to support Clare football. Officials of both the ladies and men’s senior teams were in attendance also and amongst those to address the gathering was the senior men’s team manager, Colm Collins who urged patrons to support what promises to be a great night’s entertainment. A number of senior team players from both the men’s and ladies teams were in attendance and will be performing on November 23. Judging by the reaction to date, this event promises to be a sell out so those planning on attending are advised to purchase their tickets early.