Back-to-back champions St Joseph’s Miltown finally got off the mark for this year’s Senior Football Championship after keeping a stubborn Doonbeg at arm’s length to advance to the last six in Cooraclare Park on Saturday evening.
For the fifth day in succession, Co Clare has recorded an increase in the amount of COVID-19 cases assigned to the county.
Lissycasey deservedly advanced to a first County Senior Football Championship in seven years after again fending off adversity, this time getting the better of neighbours Kilmihil on Saturday afternoon.
Saturday’s senior camogie championship tie between Sixmilebridge and Inagh/Kilnamona has been postponed.
A local health activist group has raised €6000 worth of personal protective equipment for nursing homes in the county.
Wins at the Galway Track on Friday and Saturday night for Owner Trainer Donal Cooney proved the ideal start for the O’Callaghans Mills man who continued his winning streak in Cusack Park as part of the management team that led the Fireballs back into the last eight of the Clare SHC.
Leading health officials in the Mid-West have supported the call for improved policy on the governance of private nursing homes to be put in place.
While Cratloe are self-isolating following a difficult week, their senior football championship rivals battle it out in Round 2 for coveted semi-final spots, three by means of the direct route and the remaining place eventually emanating from the dreaded thunderdome that is the losers section writes Eoin Brennan
One of the first covered sprinting tracks in the West of Ireland located in Co Clare has been given the seal of approval by an Irish Olympian who described it as “a perfect surface for training”.
