Donald Trump has landed in Doonbeg
*Photograph: Arthur Ellis DONALD TRUMP has landed in Doonbeg for a two day visit.
Day: 3 May 2023
Clare footballers have blank page to write conclusion in history books for Munster final with Kerry
*Eoin Cleary leading the Clare footballers into battle. Photograph: Burren Eye Photography THIS SUNDAY, Clare are back in their first provincial final since 2012 with the Gaelic Grounds in Limerick the appointed venue after the Munster Council rejected Clare’s proposal for a home venue in Cusack Park , Ennis.
Flu outbreak doesn’t stop minors from sealing Munster final place
*Jack Mescall carries the ball forward for Clare. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill CLARE’S MINOR hurlers managed to overcome a bout of flu which transmitted through the panel and impacted on their preparations for Tuesday’s semi-final win over Limerick.
Cronan residents cut up over grass cutting in Shannon’s largest estate
*Cronan residents who protested outside the offices of the Shannon Municipal District. Photograph: Joe Buckley CRONAN RESIDENTS in Shannon took to the offices of the Shannon Municipal District to protest over the state of grass cutting in their estate claiming they have been “taken for complete mugs”.
Clare show going toe to toe with Limerick is the way to beat them
*John Conlon holds off Graeme Mulcahy. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill Unlike the players, I was mentally scarred by our visit to the Gaelic Grounds in 2019. That day, after a disappointing defeat to Tipperary in the previous round, Clare were beaten all ends up to the delight of the baying Limerick crowd.
Increasing extra-curricular costs prompt Rice College to hit the fairways
Photograph: Joe Buckley INCREASING COSTS ASSOCIATED with extra curricular activities is the motivation for a golf classic for one Ennis secondary school.
O’Neill hoping to shake off injuries ahead of ‘massive four games’ for footballers
*Darren O’Neill. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill QUALIFYING FOR THE MUNSTER FINAL AND ALL-IRELAND series guarantees Clare’s footballers “four massive games”, midfielder Darren O’Neill has said.