*Photograph: Joe Buckley Amidst a showdown of almost four seasons, fittingly it was the man of all seasons Eoin Hayes that popped up for a late winner to cement Newmarket Celtic’s historic 20th Clare Cup crown over newcomers Tulla United in Frank Healy Park in Doora.
DRUG USE is taking place in every community and sporting club in Clare.
A new art exhibition by Kilkee artist Julie O’Gorman has opened at Clare Museum in Ennis, offering a striking visual journey through themes of femininity and the ocean. Titled Changing Tides, the show runs until June 21 and is presented by Clare Arts Office in partnership with Clare Museum. Through a series of expressive, mixed-media paintings, O’Gorman reflects on …
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What started as a failed attempt to photograph a heron has turned into a new book showcasing the lesser-known lives of Irish insects. Insect Portraits, launching May 22 in Galway, is the debut release from insect photographer and zoologist Lisa Clancy. It reveals an underworld of Irish insects that’s more EastEnders than Attenborough. “I remember the …
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Lahinch Surf Shop has been announced as the overall winner of this year’s “You’re the Business” Competition. Lahinch Surf Shop is a family-founded business and is renowned for being the oldest surfing retailer in Ireland. The North Clare business was chosen as the winner for its innovative use of digital tools to grow and evolve …
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The main reason I see golfers struggling with consistency is all down to the club path they are swinging their club on. In fact, a lot of golfers out there do not understand their own swing path and often do not know the direction of their own swing path. Firstly, there are three swing paths …
*Eoin O’Brien. NINE-time Clare Cup champion Eoin O’Brien is bidding to win his first as Newmarket Celtic manager.
John Carmody. ©INPHO/Andrew Conan In hurling, camogie or football at any level, be it club or county, players and mentors agree that the opening game in the championship is of vital importance.