towards her. 'You must be Djiouf.'

'Yes I am and I'm willing to answer any question you might have.'

'Why did you ask for me, out of all the people in Appian?' I inquired.

'You are the leader of Appian. Besides that's the least I could do after my children nearly took over your planet,' she revealed.

At that moment, I felt like Djiouf was luring me to a dangerous trap. My wild imagination went into overdrive. The slithering tail reminded me of lifestyles of African pythons and Anacondas from the National geographic channel. Is she going to strangle, swallow me or feed me to the alien babies?

'Come closer, we have a lot to talk about.'

I strolled and stood in front of her. 'I don't know where to start.'

'I have all theCounty Clare - GAA All-Ireland footballer's glory in 1917

The Banner County is regarded as a Hurling stronghold but, football is not an alien sport in Clare.

In 1917 the boys from the County Clare claimed their first Munster football crown and even reached the All Ireland Football Final.

In 1917 the Clare football team took the provincial crown for the first time. It was a feat that would not be repeated again until 1992.

Clare were guided to the Munster football final of 1917 by Jim Foran and Sham Spellissy. The two hard-working trainers took their young team to a Munster quarter-final meeting with Waterford who was easily dispatched on a scoreline of 2-06 to 0-03. From there they went to the Market Field in Limerick on August 26th for a