*Cormac Murray chases after Gavin White in the Munster SFC semi-final. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. MUNSTER GAA Chairman Tim Murphy has come under fire for ‘putting Kerry before Munster’ when defeating a proposal from Clare GAA to take home advantage from Cork and Kerry in the Munster SFC semi-finals and finals.
*Ballyea’s Mossy Gavin. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. BALLYEA “don’t have full control” on their future heading into the final round of the Clare SHC but they remain determined to deliver a performance that can keep their campaign alive.
ALMOST two-thirds (63%) of cigarette packs surveyed in Ennis in 2026 were found to have no Irish duty paid, according to new research commissioned by JTI Ireland. The latest Empty Pack Survey, commissioned by JTI Ireland, found that 63% of packs surveyed in Ennis were non-Irish duty paid (NIDP), referring to tobacco products on which …
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ROAD safety concerns have been raised outside Coolmeen National School, with councillors calling for a safety review amid complaints of speeding motorists approaching the village.
*A new entrance stone unveiled to mark the estate’s 25th anniversary. Residents of Bruach na hAbhann on the Quin Road in Ennis have celebrated 25 years since the establishment of the community. The anniversary celebrations took place on Saturday, 15th August, with many of the estate’s original residents joining in the festivities. Bruach na hAbhann …
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*Thomas Meenaghan scored two goals for Banner. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. BACK TO BACK wins have secured qualification to the quarter-finals of the Clare intermediate football championship for Banner and Cooraclare.
TRAFFIC calming measures have been sought outside Tulla GAA amid ongoing concerns over speeding and pedestrian safety.
SIXMILEBRIDGE’s strong sense of community and pride of place can provide people with a vital sense of purpose and belonging, claims local psychotherapist and counsellor Fergal Clancy. Originally from Moycullen in Galway, Clancy has now lived in The Bridge for around seven years and has worked in counselling and psychotherapy for 15 years. After spending …
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There was no denying the dominant kennel on the card at Galway on Friday night was the McMahon family of Cooraclare who completed a fantastic treble on the night.