By Dearbhla Parry KNOCKANEAN National School’s redevelopment is on schedule to finish in 2027. The site comprises an active school construction site for Knockanean NS, situated just 4km outside Ennis, which was granted permission in June 2020. The €6.5m-€7m, 1.34ha site is expected to become a two-storey building, consisting of eight new classrooms, a general …
*Cillian McGroary in possession against An Ghaeltacht. Photograph: Burren Eye Photography COROFIN manager Peadar O’Brien has said he believes his side’s first-half performance, despite having the advantage of the wind, left them with ‘too much to do’ to get over the challenge of Kerry’s An Ghaeltacht.
*Corofin’s Diarmuid Cahill loses his footing to Brian Ó Beaglaíoch of An Gaeltacht. Photograph: Burren Eye Photography COROFIN have been eliminated from the Munster Intermediate Football Championship at the semi-final stage after a five-point defeat to An Ghaeltacht of Kerry.
KILKEE OWNERS Brendan Browne and David McNamara tasted big wins in Galway and Clonmel.
*St Flannan’s College Harry Doherty in action against Jack O’Halloran of Ard Scoil Rís. Photograph: Ruth Griffin. ST FLANNAN’S College and St Joseph’s Tulla have qualified for the quarter-finals of the Dr Harty Cup.
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*Cormac Murphy. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill A MUNSTER final awaits O’Callaghans Mills who qualified for the provincial intermediate decider with a two point win over Tallow.
LISCANNOR TRAINED Alva Chase was best from trap two to claim a spot in the Liam Brussels Memorial final.
ENNIS TENNIS & Badminton Club hosted its first ever “Smash Cancer” tennisathon and badminton blitz in aid of Breast Cancer Ireland on Saturday, November 1. The event proved a great success, raising over €6,300 for the charity. Myriam Riand kicked off the day with an incredible five hours of nonstop tennis. The team event continued …
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*Darragh McNamara of St Flannan’s College. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. ST FLANNAN’S COLLEGE maintained their unbeaten start to the Harty Cup campaign with a comprehensive 23-point victory over Cashel Community School with St Joseph’s Tulla also victorious in the second round.