12 new COVID-19 cases in Clare
12 new cases of COVID-19 have been recorded in Co Clare representing the biggest daily increase so far in September.
Last of Avara & Eirchem workers to leave site this week as attempts to find buyer fall through
Friday week will see the last of employees leave the Avara pharmaceutical plant in Shannon after talks between the IDA and United Metals to find a buyer failed.
Scariff’s intermediate success ‘magical’ says McKenna
Mark McKenna has been an ever-present member of Scariff’s intermediate management for the past five years as they fought to regain their senior status, on Sunday they reached their intended destination and few of the 200 plus people in Cusack Park could share his pride.
Boston’s Breege resigns from Fáilte Ireland board but reinstated to other role over foreign trip
A North Clare woman has resigned from her role on the board of Fáilte Ireland over a foreign trip but has been reinstated to a separate body by the Tanáiste.
Doora/Barefield return to senior ranks with powerful second half display
In bridging a seven year gap to their last success in the competition, St. Josephs Doora-Barefield caused a big upset when they defeated Corofin in the intermediate football championship final at Cusack Park this Sunday afternoon.
Residents warn of flooding risk at Kevin Barry Avenue
Fears of potential “serious flooding” exist among residents in an Ennis estate following the dumping of construction waste.
Back to back Minor A titles for Corofin/Ruan
Corofin/Ruan’s burgeoning underage dominance extended to a second successive Willie Chaplin Cup on Saturday afternoon but only after a stern evaluation from Feakle/Killanena in O’Garney Park, Sixmilebridge.
Confirmed COVID-19 cases prompts temporary closure of two Clare restaurants
Two restaurants in Co Clare have temporarily closed after confirmed cases of COVID-19 emerged.
Replay was needed when Kilmurry Ibrickane & Cratloe last clashed in Clare SFC Final
Cratloe and Kilmurry-Ibrickane last met in the Clare senior football final in 2016 when a replay was needed to produce a winner.
Like father like son for Tim & Timmy Crowe in training Sixmilebridge
When Sixmilebridge claimed their first Clare SHC title in 1977, they were trained by Tim Crowe and defeated O’Callaghans Mills, as the two clubs meet in the county decider once again, Tim is back this time as manager while his son Timmy is one of their trainers.