DARACH HONAN: Clare not far away from securing silverware
*Cathal Malone controls the ball. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill Once a number of tweaks are made, Clare’s senior hurlers are capable of winning silverware, writes Darach Honan.
Clare woman takes on incredible 250km Triathlon in aid of Samaritans & Sejare House
‘The Long Way in One Day’ will travel through counties Limerick, Clare, Tipperary and Galway On August 28th, twenty-seven year old Clare native Jade Hoynes will be embarking on her toughest challenge to date. The Killaloe local will be taking on a 250km Triathlon within 24 hours. The grueling test will consist of a 4KM …
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REBECCA O’NEILL: Summer fashion tips
Rebecca O’Neill this week gives her summer fashion tips.
ON THE FARM: In praise of the suckler cow
*Sucklers on the Melody farm. There is something about a scent and its power to transport you away to another time or place. To even an urbanite, the sweet fragrance of hay wafting through the air on a balmy summer’s breeze can arouse a nostalgia for summers past.
DARACH HONAN: Workrate of Clare forwards key to overcoming Cork
*Aron Shanagher. Photograph: Burren Eye Photography Not alone will the scores of Clare’s forwards be critical to overcoming Cork on Saturday but also their workrate says Clare Echo hurling columnist Darach Honan.
ON THE FARM: Climate justice warriors upsetting natural course of commerce in farming sector
Joe Melody gives an insight into the damage caused by “climate justice warriors”.
DARACH HONAN: COVID controversy adds to Clare v Wexford grudge match
A fixture written in the stars, Darach Honan looks ahead to the knockout clash between Clare and Wexford this weekend.
ON THE FARM: Devil in the detail of the new CAP
*The paddock on the Melody farm which was reseeded seven weeks ago. Joe Melody gets down to the nitty gritty of the CAP.
REBECCA O’NEILL: Makeup hacks for the best application
Makeup is such a versatile topic and has many benefits for everyone, it creates Vivian illusions, allows someone to feel and look their best and involves artistic techniques.
Kilrush Traveller gets €2,500 for defamation
A Traveller man from Kilrush, who claimed he was falsely accused of stealing a toasted sandwich from a busy Killarney shop and petrol station, has been awarded €2,500 plus costs at Killarney Circuit Court.