‘Horrid’ abuse hurled at Gardaí as Clare reps seek swift introduction of bodycams
*Photograph: John Mangan MEASURES to protect Gardaí on duty need to be fast-tracked amid a horrendous level of abuse aimed in their direction.
Day: 3 December 2023
‘Déjà vu’ as Clare LGFA unable to fill roles of Secretary and PRO at AGM for second year in a row
Raymond O’Mahony and Seán Lenihan. IT WAS an AGM that started in November but almost finished in December yet the Clare Ladies Gaelic Football Association were unable to elect officers to the roles of secretary and public relations officer.
Ballygunner make Munster history at Clonlara’s expense
Páraic O’Loughlin tries to block Peter Hogan. For all the major strides made by Clonlara in 2023, overcoming Ballygunner is still a few rungs up the hurling ladder as the perennial Waterford champions carved out their own piece of history by becoming the first club to garner a three-in-a-row of Munster Senior Club Hurling Championship …
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Doora/Barefield beaten in All-Ireland semi-final
*Photograph: Gerard O’Neill ST JOSEPH’S DOORA/BAREFIELD’s bid for All-Ireland glory ended after they were defeated by Roscommon outfit Athleague in the Junior camogie semi-final on Sunday.
Feakle/Killanena win U21 championship for second time
*Adam Hogan excelled in defence for the FEAKLE/KILLANENA were crowned U21A hurling champions with a two point victory over Inagh/Kilnamona.
Lifford Lighting celebrates 10 years of illuminating homes of Clare
LIFFORD Lighting has spent a decade lighting up homes around the Banner County and beyond, and this December celebrates 10 years in business.
Ability to adapt has been key to Clonlara’s winning run
*Niall Hogan (second from left) forms part of the Clonlara management. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill NIALL HOGAN was a Clonlara selector when they claimed their second senior championship in 2008, fifteen years on he’s in the role fresh from winning their third senior title and bidding to win a first provincial crown.
WillWeGo Ledger stays in Limerick
*The 2023 http://WillWeGo.com Irish St. Leger champion in Limerick Greyhound Stadium on Saturday night was Clonbrien Treaty owned and trained by Jim and Muireann Murphy and family and breeder Jerry Murphy, trainer Graham Holland and the Riverside team. Photograph: James Treacy All eyes were on Limerick Greyhound Stadium on Saturday night as the final of …