THE Diocese of Killaloe has applied for planning permission for a new stand-alone sport hall building to be used by three Shannon National Schools. St. Senan’s, St. Aidan’s and St. Conaire’s would each share the new sports facility should permission for the development be granted. The Diocese, along with Michael Guinee Charitable Foundation have applied …
*Pictured above: Frank Holly, incoming President Ennis Chamber, Cllr. Paul Murphy , outgoing Mayor of Clare, Gordon Daly, CE Clare County Council, Bernadette Haugh, Head of Enterprise, Local Enterprise Office Clare, Jason Murphy Director of Services, Planning, Economic, Rural & Community Services Thursday, the 25th of June saw the launch of Clare Business Excellence Awards …
IN EVIDENCE of arrest, charge and caution, Det Garda Deirdre Collins of Kilrush Garda Station said that she charged Mr Downes at Ennis Courthouse before court and she said that Mr Downes made no reply after caution. Mr Downes has been on remand in custody at Limerick prison since January 23rd and does have consent …
KILRUSH TRAINER Colm Fitzgerald has two of the six dogs in the final of the €5000 Treaty Cup.
A MUNSTER quarter-final awaits the Ennis ladies Mary McKenna Diamond Trophy Team who were victorious over Mallow on Sunday.
*Clare’s Teresa Collins. Photograph: Burren Eye Photography CLARE’s ladies footballers will have home advantage when they face Fermanagh in the TG4 All-Ireland intermediate quarter-finals.
*Niamh Mulqueen keeps her eyes on the sliotar despite losing her hurley. Photograph: Stephen Heaney / Inpho. SATURDAY’S hammering to Kilkenny “doesn’t define” the season for Clare’s senior camogie side who can still qualify for the All-Ireland quarter-finals with the right result against Offaly this weekend.
*Photo by: Eamon Ward Clare County Council has secured €160,000 in funding to deliver two complementary nature-based projects at Lees Road, Ennis, enhancing recreational amenities while supporting environmental sustainability. The funding comprises €100,000 under a National Development Plan pilot initiative to develop a new nature-based play and learning space, alongside €60,000 from the Local Authority …
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Tony Butler celebrates scoring against Argentina XV at Thomond Park. Photograph: Laszlo Geczo/Inpho TONY BUTLER’s five year stint with Munster Rugby has come to an end.
*Cllr Joe Killeen (FF). Photograph: Eamon Ward. COROFIN native Cllr Joe Killeen (FF) will be elected as Clare’s first citizen this Friday marking the high point of his political career.