*Clare manager, Peter Keane. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. CLARE’s senior footballers are disappointed to have missed out on promotion to Division 2 especially after beating the two teams making the jump to the second tier.
*An artist’s impression of the three-storey Penneys outlet. PENNEYS’ operator has stated that its planned new flagship waterfront outlet In Ennis will generate estimated revenues of €14.26m per annum.
*Minister for Health, Jennifer Carroll McNeill (FG) on her visit to UHL. Photograph: Don Moloney NO COMMITMENTS will be made by the Minister for Health on the provision and location of a second emergency department in the Mid-West until a HIQA review is completed in May.
*Diverted traffic building up in Newmarket-on-Fergus. MOTORISTS in Co Clare are experiencing delays this Friday evening following a multi-vehicle collision on the M18.
ELECTED members of the Shannon Municipal District are to examine the merits of a rapid bus system versus the potential of a rail spur for Shannon Airport.
*Kate Jones of Coláiste Muire Ennis in action against Asha Connolly of Bailieborough Community School during the Lidl LGFA PPS All-Ireland Senior C final match between Bailieborough Community School of Cavan and Coláiste Muire of Clare at Geraldine Park in Athy, Kildare. Photo by Piaras Ó Mídheach/Sportsfile COLÁISTE MUIRE’s efforts to claim All-Ireland glory came …
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I AM golfing since 1990 and I finally took a long-awaited opportunity to travel to the home of golf, over to Scotland last Thursday with some college friends. Like all of you, I have seen the vast variety of historic golf courses in Scotland over the past few decades on TV, magazines, and social media …
*Kilrush Town Hall. KILRUSH’s economic growth will be among the first items that the newly appointed Chief Executive of Clare County Council will be pressed for a commitment on.
*Ballyalla. A MULTI-MILLION euro investment is being eyed up for Ballyalla.
A SERIES of three sewing workshops took place over three evenings at the Galway Bay Hotel earlier this month, offering participants the chance to learn sewing techniques through the medium of spectacular African print fabrics, with local designer Virtue Shine.