Supports needed for Ennis businesses following construction of public realm
*Works on High Street last year. BUSINESSES in Ennis must be supported when the town reopens following the conclusion of the public realm construction works next month.
Cotter enjoys the freedom of defence to help Mills march back to senior
*Photograph: Ruth Griffin O’CALLAGHANS MILLS will look to “push on” when they make their return to senior hurling next season, wing back Seán Cotter has said.
Mullagh’s O’Connor appointed Limerick ladies boss
*Patrick O’Connor. Photograph: Burren Eye Photography MULLAGH’s Patrick O’Connor has been appointed as the new manager of the Limerick junior ladies footballers.
Limerick to Scariff Greenway ‘has gone off the agenda’
*Ogonnelloe is among the expected connection points. A 43km greenway planned for East Clare “has gone off the agenda,” a former Mayor of Clare has lamented.
€762k climate fund launched in Galway
Jenny Beale of Brigit’s Garden in Rosscahill speaking to members of local community groups and Galway County Council’s Climate Action Team about the benefits of the newly launched Community Climate Action Fund. Credit Aengus McMahon. A €762,000 community climate action fund has been launched in Galway.
Pedestrianisation back on the table with delayed public realm works to finish next month
*Photograph: Páraic McMahon VEHICULAR traffic will return to all streets of Ennis town centre next month except O’Connell Street.
Humphreys says Tánaiste not sidelined for campaign
INFAMOUS words of two-time All-Ireland winning Clare manager Ger Loughnane were quoted by Joe Cooney TD (FG) as Presidential hopeful Heather Humphreys (FG) stopped off in Ennis where she dismissed suggestions party leader Simon Harris (FG) has been directed to take a step back from the campaign.
Foudy feeling overjoyed following Inagh/Kilnamona’s success
*Eugene Foudy celebrates in the Inagh/Kilnamona dressing room. Photograph: Ruth Griffin. INAGH/KILNAMONA are overjoyed to end a five year wait for senior camogie championship honours and will put their “best foot forward” when lining out in the Munster club campaign.
Cooraclare’s Aaron awarded with €25k Naughton Foundation Scholarship
Carmel Naughton, Paul Reidy principal of St Joseph’s Secondary School Spanish Point, Aaron Townsend, Minister Jack Chambers TD and Martin Naughton at the 2025 Naughton Foundation Scholarship awards held at Trinity Business School, Trinity College Dublin. Photograph: Kieran Harnett COORACLARE’s Aaron Townsend has been awarded with a Naughton Foundation Scholarship worth €25,000.
High Court quash Ennistymon relief road judicial review but nothing is plain sailing at Blake’s Corner
*Blake’s Corner. Photograph: Bob Singer A HIGH COURT decision has dismissed an application to bring a judicial review challenge against the CPO for the Ennistymon inner relief road.