Éire Óg eliminate Feakle to set up Sixmilebridge rematch
Éire Óg have advanced to the semi-finals of the Clare SHC and set up a rematch with Sixmilebridge after overcoming Feakle.
Day: 5 September 2020
Less than 5 new COVID-19 cases in Clare
An increase in COVID-19 cases has been recorded in Co Clare for the tenth day in succession.
Clare loses another music powerhouse in Brendan Mulkere
Famous fiddle-player and teacher, Brendan Mulkere has died, he had tutored generations of musicians in London from the 1970s onwards.
Burren farmer the focus of RTÉ documentary
Burren farmer, Patrick McCormack was the focus of an RTÉ One documentary this week.
Way clear for ladies football semi-finals
The way is clear for the semi-finals of the Clare ladies senior and intermediate football championships following Monday’s round three series of games.
Dalo the man that led a missing person back to Clare after 81 long years
1995 was a life-changing time for 15 Clare bachelors who had the distinction of lining out in September of that year and driving their county to a second ever All-Ireland SHC title.
O’Grady adapts to socially distanced celebrations
Newmarket Celtic are an ageing team but their determination has not faded as the years have progressed, full-back David O’Grady pointed out following their latest success.
‘I’ve been really looking forward to a Cornetto’ – words of Ennis woman released from prison in 1999
“I’m free, I’m free, I’m free,” were the words of Mary Druhan following her release from prison in 1999.