*Marco Cleary catches the sliotar above Mark Delaney. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. FIRST blood was decisively inflicted by a rampant Éire Óg who despite being rescued to 14 late on, overpowered Newmarket-on-Fergus to get an early head of steam in Clarecastle.
*Michael Collins. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill Cathal O’Connell’s point from a 60m free in the fourth minute of added time after Brian Carey had been penalised for over-carrying sealed victory for Clonlara over Sixmilebridge in the opening round of the TUS Clare SHC.
*Mark Rodgers. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. SCARIFF’s continuous upward development graph has been a prime example of the benefits of a strong underage conveyor belt.
*Donna McGettigan TD (SF). Photograph: Eamon Ward. CLARE TD Donna McGettigan (SF) has strongly criticised what she describes as ongoing neglect of women with endometriosis, calling for “gold-standard” care and publicly urging the Government to listen to the voices of those affected.
*Corofin’s Damien O’Loughlin. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill HAVING kept their senior status by relegating O’Callaghans Mills, the primary focus for Corofin is ensuring they retain their place in the top tier.
A FIRST CLASS relic of St Bernadette of Lourdes will be in Lisdoonvarna this weekend.
THE CLARE Echo has published its third episode of the Business Chamber podcast in association with Ennis Chamber of Commerce. Joe Melody welcomes the podcast’s newest guest in episode 3, Breege O’Donoghue, former board member and group director for business development for new markets at Penneys. O’Donoghue oversaw the company’s expansion from 17 to 320 …
Aisling Crowe of Clare poses for a portrait during a ZuCar All-Ireland U18 Finals captains day at Croke Park in Dublin. Photo by Ben McShane/Sportsfile FOLLOWERS of Clare ladies football are expected to travel in big numbers to the Connacht GAA Centee in Bekan this Saturday to cheer on the county’s minor footballers as they …
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*Michael Nash of St Joseph’s Doora/Barefield. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. FOR AN emerging St. Joseph’s Doora/Barefield side looking to climb the rungs of the senior hurling championship ladder in what is only their third season back in the top flight, they don’t have to look very far for championship winning experience.
ENNISTYMON has been plunged into mourning once again following the tragic death of Joe Crosse.