*Cian Galvin receives instructions from Brian Lohan. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. SUCCESSIVE defeats in the Allianz National Hurling League have reigning champions Clare as potential relegation contenders.
NEW streetlights have been sought on the road from Quilty village to Seafield.
ST JOSEPH’S Community College Kilkee turned the typical career fair on its head with alpacas, apprenticeships, and a vast range of local and national opportunities.
SIX CLUBS booked their spot in the second round of the Ennis Carpets Clare Cup over the weekend.
*Two charges against O’Callaghan were withdrawn. GARDAÍ have dropped charges against a man charged in connection with a machete attack on a neighbour’s dog during a disturbance in a Kilrush estate last September.
*Clare manager, Graham Shine. Photograph: Burren Eye Photography Clare ladies football manager Graham Shine had no hesitation in admitting that Sunday’s victory over Westmeath was “very important for us”.
Kaitlyn Ferns, recipient of the Fergal Quinn Award with Michele O’ Keeffe of the Community Training Centre at Clare Youth Centre. TWO Clare students have been presented the Fearghal Quinn award in recognition of their results in last year’s Leaving Cert Applied.