Derinn takes Miss Clare title weeks after third spinal surgery
TEN WEEKS on from recovering from her third spinal surgery, Derinn Finnerty was selected as the winner of Miss Clare 2022.
Day: 7 July 2022
Pyrite Action Group slam attempt to ‘railroad’ legislation on defective block scheme
*Dr Martina Cleary. ‘DISGUST’ has been voiced by the founder of the Clare Pyrite Action Group (CPAG) with the vote made by two of the county’s TDs this week.
Tubber claim Division 2 honours
*Tubber’s Ronan Monahan. Photograph: Burren Eye Photography Tubber’s intermediate hurlers ended a ten year spell without silverware when they defeated Parteen in a high scoring division 2 hurling league final at Clarecastle on Tuesday evening.
Crawford, Fitzgerald & Ennis Tidy Towns to be honoured at annual awards of Clare Association
DR SUSAN CRAWFORD, Ennis Tidy Towns and Mary Fitzgerald are to be honoured at this year’s Muintir an Chláir dinner dance.
Shannon Town seal U19 double
*Striker Jack Ryan and Shannon Town Utd teammates celebrate. Photograph: Mark Hayes SHANNON TOWN UTD recorded an U19 double after they impressively dismantled the challenge of Tulla Utd on Sunday.
‘People are saying how can we run a county when we can’t cut the grass’ – delay in Kilrush cutting criticised
COUNCILLORS IN WEST CLARE have been accused of not being able to figure out how to get crass cut.
Loop Head Lighthouse Visitor Experience back in action following €1.2m investment
*Pictured at the official opening of Loop Head Lighthouse Visitor Experience in Kilbaha South were (l-r): Kitty Garvey, whose late husband Brendan was the Loop Head’s final lightkeeper before the lighthouse was automated by the Commissioner of Irish Lights (CIL) in 1991; Cllr Tony O’Brien, Cathaoirleach, Clare County Council; Leonard Cleary, Director of Rural Development, …
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Confidence in management of UHL at ‘all-time low’ letter from consultants details & Minister shares worry over overcrowding
CONSULTANT DOCTORS at University Hospital Limerick (UHL) have said confidence in management is at “an all-time low” while the Minister for Health has admitted to overcrowding at the facility has been a concern of his “for some time”.