MacDara Ó Conaola Bígí liom fhéin agus le ”Banríon an tSean-Nóis”, Sarah Ghriallais, ag an Seisiún Amhránaíochta an Dé Sathairn beag seo ag Féile na Fiacaile i dTigh Moloney ag 3.30pm. Cead isteach in aisce. Chomh maith linn fhéin as Gaeltacht na Gaillimhe beidh amhránaithe eile den scoth i láthair freisin. Agus roimhe sin uilig, …
*St Joseph’s Miltown’s Conor Cleary. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill ST JOSEPH’S MILTOWN came out on top in the opening round of the Clare senior football championship described by their manager as “a scary prospect”.
*Cormac Murray. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill ST JOSEPH’S MILTOWN brought a strong attacking threat which proved decisive in overcoming Doonbeg to start their Clare SFC bid with a three point win.
*PICTURED: Christy and Loyola Collins, founders of Collins Jewellers COLLINS Jewellers is celebrating its golden anniversary, having expertly served the people of Clare and beyond in the heart of Ennis for the last 50 years. A family business through and through, the fabric of Collins’ success is made up of excellent customer service, quality craftsmanship and expertise …
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Clare Credit Unions are urging families struggling in the Clare region to come and talk to their local credit union. Findings from the Irish League of Credit Unions annual School Costs survey have been released, tracking the costs and impacts of children returning to school. With 72 per cent of parents saying that covering the …
*Leonard McNamara. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill BALLYEA’s management never doubted they would get a response from the three in a row chasing side when they bounced back from a twelve point opening round loss to edge out Inagh/Kilnamona.
*Pictured with his two winning hounds John Boy Dylan & Darris Whitepaws at Limerick Greyhound Stadium on Thursday was Donal Cooney pictured with Leo McNulty. Photograph: James Treacy A GALWAY brace was recorded by the O’Connors from Ennistymon while Donal Cooney had a double success in Limerick.
*Martin O’Leary got the Ballyea goal. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill A typically opportunistic Martin O’Leary goal, put away five minutes from full-time, was decisive in ensuring that that county champions Ballyea rebounded from their comprehensive opening round loss to Kilmaley.
THERE WAS more glory for the Feakle Five Syndicate in Galway while Mullagh handler Noel Moroney recorded a double win in Limerick.
*Clare’s Fidelma Marrinan. Photograph: Burren Eye Photography Clare forward Fidelma Marrinan said their 2-14 to 1-13 win over Antrim in the TG4 All-Ireland Intermediate semi-final was the perfect response after losing after extra-time to Laois at the same stage last year.