*Kieran Mahony is an injury doubt for Newmarket Celtic. Photograph: Joe Buckley NEWMARKET CELTIC are sweating over the fitness of some key attackers ahead of Saturday’s Ennis Carpets Clare Cup final while a fixture clash for the parish’s hurling side will also deprive them of some defensive options.
*Conor Mullen. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. AVENUE UTD captain Conor Mullen is ruled out with injury for Saturday’s Ennis Carpets Clare Cup final as is Paddy O’Malley.
Shannon will represent Clare in the JB Carr (seniors) competition this year having secured victory over Woodstock in the Clare final on Wednesday last.
*Newmarket Celtic manager, Alan Gough. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. A CHANCE to win a first league and cup double since 2020 is on the line for Newmarket Celtic when they cross swords with fierce rivals Avenue Utd this Saturday.
*Avenue Utd’s Eoghan Thynne. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. EOGHAN Thynne will captain Avenue Utd as they bid to win a fourth Clare Cup in five seasons, standing in their path are reigning champions Newmarket Celtic with the midfielder describing it “as the biggest rivalry in Clare in any sport”.
*Jim, Mary and Con Woods. 103 years on from his death, Doolin born Garda Sergeant James Woods was presented with the Scott Medal for Bravery.
*Newmarket Celtic defender Tadhg Noonan in action against Shannon Town. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. TADHG Noonan has played his part in welding a formidable defensive anchor with Harvey Cullinan for Newmarket Celtic as the club strives to win successive Clare Cup titles.
AN TAOISEACH Micheál Martin has issued a response to Clare TD Timmy Dooley (FF) who brought a motion by Clare County Council on the current cost of living to his attention. The Fianna Fáil leader stated in a letter that he recognised the impact that rising fuel costs were having on households and businesses. Mr …
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*Cathal Cullinan is congratulated after scoring Newmarket Celtic’s third goal. Photograph: Joe Buckley CLARE CUP champions Newmarket Celtic are through to their fourteen Cup final in fifteen years after overcoming neighbours Bridge Utd.
FOUNDED by Maureen Harrison in 1996, Seoidín has grown from a small Irish jewellery business into one of the country’s most recognised independent jewellery brands. The milestone comes at a particularly exciting time for the company, following a year of unprecedented growth, national recognition and record-breaking customer support. Earlier this year, Seoidín was honoured with …
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