7 new COVID-19 cases in Clare
Seven new cases of COVID-19 have been diagnosed in Co Clare.
Old Lisdeen dump suggested as site for community owned solar farm
Communities are determined to reap the rewards of natural energy prompting calls for a partnership to be launched to set up a solar farm owned by the community in Kilkee.
O’Connor continues to do his bit for the greater good
Patrick O’Connor holds the tag as the longest serving member of the Clare team, this weekend he is determined to maintain his place in the starting fifteen.
Clare come up short against dominant Déise
Waterford have ended Clare’s involvement in the 2020 All-Ireland SHC.
‘If ever there was a time to buy local it is now’ – Senator Garvey urges people to influence local economy
A Clare member of the Oireachtas has stressed the significance of the Banner public spending locally this festive season.
‘Give Lohan time’ – Davy pledges support for ex teammate & Clare for remainder of campaign
Ex Clare senior hurling manager, Davy Fitzgerald has backed his former teammate, Brian Lohan to continue to succeed in the role if given the time.
6 new cases of COVID-19 in Clare
Six new cases of COVID-19 have been reported in Clare while the county’s 14 day incidence rate per 100k of the population remains below the national rate.
‘This will go down to the wire’ – Moran braced for Clare challenge
Kevin Moran is one of Waterford’s most experienced players and is eagerly looking forward to Saturday’s All-Ireland quarter final clash with Clare, a game he believes “will go down to the wire”.
Clare councillors call for gyms to be reopened and some COVID-19 restrictions on businesses to be eased
Local representatives in Clare are calling for an easing of COVID-19 restrictions citing the impact on businesses and mental health in their arguments.
DARACH HONAN: Alter half-back line & greater attacking support for Tony Kelly will see Clare beat Waterford
Fresh from being one of the few pundits in the country to correctly call a Clare victory Wexford, Darach Honan has backed the Banner to do the business in the All-Ireland quarter-finals but said greater support for Tony Kelly in attack is crucial to this.