Photograph by Mark Hayes Banner 0-12 Clondegad 0-9 Banner GAA’s rise up the football ladder in Clare continued at Cooraclare this Tuesday evening when the Ennis club captured the Clare under 21 B title, defeatng Clondegad by three points. A point adrift at the halfway point, the new champions found themselves two points down as …
Banner take another step up football ladder with victory over Clondegad Read More »
O’Callaghan’s Mills 2-8 Parteen-Meelick 0-11 Depending on your perspective, it was either a gritty Under 21C1 title winning display from O’Callaghan’s Mills or a major missed opportunity for Parteen-Meelick in Gurteen on Thursday evening. In truth, there were strong strands of both as the Mills, despite only scoring a solitary point in the last 20 …
Mills hold on for U21C honours over wasteful Parteen-Meelick Read More »
*Shannon Heritage workers question Clare TD, Cathal Crowe (FF). Photograph: Natasha Barton IT WILL BE ‘ALL OR NOTHING’ so far as Government funding is concerned for Clare County Council if they are to take over the Shannon Heritage sites.
*No commitment has been issued to bulk up Garda resources to quell the feud. A HOUSE IN ENNIS was put alight in what is understood to be the latest event linked to an ongoing feud in the county town.
ShannonDoc, the urgent ‘Out of Hours’ GP service for members’ patients in the Mid-West, has urged the public to be patient with the service across the Christmas period as it deals with a significant increase in activity. From Friday December 23rd to Tuesday January 3rd, the service will operate for 238 of the total 288 hours …
Busy period ahead for ShannonDoc as patient numbers significantly increase Read More »
*Photograph: Joe Buckley PEOPLE IN HOMES damaged by pyrite “are living in purgatory,” a Kilrush councillor has claimed.
*Photograph: Joe Buckley A NEWMARKET-ON-FERGUS representative has warned of “a major accident” along the village’s busiest route.
*Colin Lynch. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill FORMER CLARE great, Colin Lynch is set to take on a new coaching role with Clarecastle.
*Photograph: John Mangan THE COMPANY that operates Cahercalla Community Hospital in Ennis plunged into the red last year to record losses of €895,091 from trading activities.