*Grace Carmody. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. THOUGH she was only ten years of age, Grace Carmody was involved when Kilmaley last contested a senior camogie final, now she’s joint captain and bidding to get her hands on the McMahon Cup.
*Ennistymon’s Gearoid Barry. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. INEXPERIENCE in defending a lead in the closing moments was rued by Ennistymon as they reflected on their exit from the Clare SFC.
*(L-R) EnergyCloud CEO Alan Wyley, Cathaoirleach of Clare County Council, Councillor Joe Killeen, Delivery Director at FuturEnergy Ireland, Mary Lynch and Chief Executive of Clare County Council Gordon Daly. || Photograph by Eamon Ward FORTY social housing homes in Clare are to receive free hot water through a pilot project using surplus renewable electricity from …
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FOR the fourth month in a row, Shannon Airport recorded the strongest passenger growth among the major airports in the country.
*Fred Hegarty celebrates scoring Inagh/Kilnamona’s first goal of the championship. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. INAGH/KILNAMONA’s shift to playing more as a team has been credited as a central reason for the club advancing to a first Clare SHC final in five years.
*Ennis Train Station. IRISH RAIL’s income from parking charges from its train station in Ennis tops €200,000 over the past three years.
*Éire Óg’s Ronan Lanigan. Photograph: Ruthie Griffin. A ROUND three meeting between Éire Óg and St Joseph’s Miltown is “irrelevant” ahead of their rematch in the semi-finals according to the manager of the Clare SFC champions.