*Joe Rafferty tackles Rory McMahon. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill A STRONG second half from Kildysart earned them a share of the spoils with St Joseph’s Doora/Barefield in Group 2 of the TUS Clare SFC on Friday evening.
*Ennistymon captain Eoin Rouine in possession. Photograph: Burren Eye Photography ENNISTYMON showed a spirited display to overcome Doonbeg in the first round of the Clare SFC for the second year running.
*Councillors raised the matter at Monday’s meeting of the County Council. IMPROVING the “not fit for purpose” N68 has to be viewed as a strategic project of national significance.
*Jack Keating. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill KILMIHIL’s footballers believe they are good enough to mix it with the best in the county in the senior championship and they’re eager to show just that as the action kicks into gear. The Clare Echo’s online coverage of the football championship is brought to you in association with The …
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AN ADVISORY not to swim has been introduced for a third Clare beach in the space of three days.
AN ENNIS skincare studio has won two awards in London, including a never-before-won online presence award. The Skin and Makeup Studio in Ennis received two awards at the end of June: “Best Independent Retailer in Ireland” and “Community Champion Winner for Best Online Presence”. The first award was to do with “product scale”, explained Maureen …
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*Students playing the banjo. Photograph: John Sheridan. WILLIE CLANCY week 2025 was the busiest and biggest one yet according to organisers and local businesses.
*Mossy Gavin and Odhran Lynch in action. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. It’s widely agreed that one of the hardest competitions to win in Clare is the intermediate football championship.
*Darren Keane of Lissycasey. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill BACK TO BACK quarter-final appearances have been achieved by Lissycasey but this is a side teasing a major breakthrough.
*Wolfe Tones captain, Dean Devanney. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill REIGNING intermediate champions Wolfe Tones are keen to show they can hold their own in the top tier.