*Liam Keane powers away from Odhran Flynn. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. LISSYCASEY had it much easier than expected to record a successive comprehensive victory to seal their place in the U21A final.
*Cathal Talty of Kilmurry Ibrickane. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. U21A roll of honour leaders Kilmurry Ibrickane are sixty minutes from claiming a fourteenth title after overcoming Cooraclare at the penultimate stage.
MARIE DONNELLAN and Ray McInerney were serve as captains of East Clare golf club for 2027. The vice captains will be Margaret Hoey and Alan O’Neill.
*Clarecastle’s James Doherty gets onto the ball. Photograph: Ciaran Kelly. There was an agonising one-point loss for Clarecastle against Dromin Athlacca in their keenly fought Munster Intermediate Hurling Championship semi-final on Sunday afternoon.
*Darragh Stakelum takes on Conor Rynne and Kevin Hehir. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill INAGH/KILNAMONA’s historic senior season came to an end when a last gasp Robbie Stapleton score proved the difference in extra time of the Munster club semi-final.
GARDAÍ are appealing for information after a serious public order incident involving a large group of people in Ennis, which resulted in one man being taken to hospital.
SIAR Photography began with a simple idea: to share Ireland through photography. Founded in 2019 by husband and wife team Gary Collins and Aoife Lenihan, SIAR brings Gary’s original photographs of Ireland’s landscapes, coastlines, wildlife and everyday details into homes and interiors across Ireland and beyond. Based in Ennis, they believe photography is more than …
*Minister of State Jerry Buttimer, Gordon Daly, Chief Executive, Clare County Council, Cllr Tommy Guilfoyle, Mayor of Ennis and John Knott, Head of Transport Services Planning, National Transport Authority at the launch of the Ennis Town Bus Service in October || Photograph by Eamon Ward THE Ennis Town Bus Service has made “one of the …
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*Photograph: Joe Buckley FIRST TIME buyers in Clare are getting older as the difficulties in getting onto the property ladder show no signs of easing in the county.