*Aidan O’Connor celebrates for Limerick. Photograph: Ruth Griffin. Hurling Championship coverage brought to you in association with McKeoghs Home, Garden & DIY LIMERICK laid down a marker as to their championship credentials when emerging emphatic fifteen point winners over Clare with manager John Kiely pleased that they always controlled the game.
HEALTH MINISTER, Jennifer Carroll MacNeill (FG) is to visit Clare on Monday.
*Darragh Bohannon. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. DARRAGH BOHANNON’s frustrating year with injury is unfortunately continuing with the Clare midfielder suffering a setback on his road to recovery this week.
Pictured: Martin Downes (36) of Seafield Park, Quilty The DPP has directed that three Co Clare men charged in connection with an alleged robbery of Carrigaholt post office in west Clare in January are to go forward on indictment to the circuit court on a single charge each. At Ennis District Court on Wednesday, Sgt John Burke …
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*St Flannan’s College. THE Health Service Executive (HSE) is set to re-ignite a planning controversy by re-applying for planning permission for a €25m community hospital for Catholic Church-owned green space at St Flannan’s College in Ennis.
*PICTURED: A competitor in action during the inaugural North Munster Open. Photo by Michael Reid THE inaugural North Munster Open singles tournament saw 12 people rise to the top to be crowned champions at Ennis Lawn Tennis & Badminton Club on Monday. Sponsored by Ennis & Limerick Orthondic Practice, almost 150 competitors from clubs acoss …
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Lissycasey’s contingent with the Clare minor footballers, manager Joe Hayes, players Cathal Geary, Caelum Killeen, Liam Keane, coach Ger Keane with rising star Oran Killeen. CLARE claimed the Daryl Darcy Cup for the second time in three seasons with manager Joe Hayes maintaining that securing silverware has been just reward for their efforts this season.
Pictured: Cian Galvin’s GAA Future Leaders Class TY students from Ennis are aiming to pass the tradition of the GAA down to the next generation. Clare hurler and secondary school teacher, Cian Galvin’s Future Leaders TY class in Ennis Community College and Ghaelcholáiste an Chláir are gearing up to facilitate a blitz through Irish for …
*Michael McNamara MEP (IND). A CLARE MEP has said mass-goers will have to consider leaving money in their will to the Diocese of Killaloe if the wishes of the dead are to be ignored.