Joe Reedy

But again, the question is the level of commitment.

I believe he said in an interview, I want to say it was with Joe Reedy of the Associated Press that he's done with coaching at this point, is committed to the broadcast.

But I believe he said similarly when he joined ESPN.

So, you know, we'll see.

absolutely and like even look at the scanner coming up from intermediate and like we beat them by a point only and then they turned over to our barefield and you know they've had some brilliant results um so like that just shows that the gap isn't that big if you put the work in and look they've been excellent and like they'll have a lot to do and say in the semi-final as well no doubt but yeah it's great for Clare football to have that kind of competitive nature and even our own group like when you think Berne Gales were in relegation and they like absolutely tore us asunder you know and it just shows that like you have to be on it to get out and make sure you're not relegated and then to actually go and win your matches to get to a final is really really difficult.

and yeah look we just want to get to the final and do our best to try win and look I think there's a real sense of a community as well within the club obviously Joe Reedy passed away last year and he would have been such a big person in my life and so many of the other girls and just little things like that Mike McInerney as

well previously yeah

yeah and like they're the people that are around the club for years and like Joe would have got so many of us playing and kept us playing and um you know like for for people like him and that have been involved it's important that we stick together as a group and i think that's probably why you see so many faces coming back this year with eve keen and eve keen and and they all would have felt like you know what let's do it for joe kinda and just get back and play and enjoy football and and we do and like we we love going to training with each other and and it's funny like obviously a couple of the girls play against each other in the camogie but like you wouldn't even know it when you come into training because it's all good crack like with us and everyone supports each other and everything they do as well um and like they'd always be wishing me good luck with treaty and wishing anyone else good luck with whatever they're doing and we've obviously girls playing rugby then and you know so it's just a really nice club um that definitely values like everyone that's came through the doors with us as well

Halpin's homer helps move Guardians ahead of White Sox.

By Joe Reedy of the Associated Press.

Dateline Cleveland.

Petey Halpin hit a three-run home run in the sixth inning.