No Clare hurler included among All Star nominees
*Photograph: Ruth Griffin FOR THE first time since 2019, Clare will not have an All Star on the hurling team of the year.
*Photograph: Ruth Griffin FOR THE first time since 2019, Clare will not have an All Star on the hurling team of the year.
*Pictured with the 2025 Ireland eGovernment ‘Open Data’ Award, left to right, are Brídín Feeney, GIS Officer, Galway County Council, and Giles Newsome, CEO of iConnect101 and a member of this year’s judging panel. Photograph: Noel Hillis. AN INNOVATIVE StoryMaps project, which has digitised the heritage of communities across Co Galway into interactive online experiences, …
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*Éire Óg defenders Ciaran Russell and Liam Corry surround Kilmaley’s Éanna McMahon. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. ÉIRE ÓG’s “fighting spirit” proved decisive in overcoming Kilmaley in a real semi-final battle to qualify for a first Clare SHC final since 2022.
ENNIS 2040 DAC have acquired the site of the former Ennis National School for €3.1m.
Pictured L-R Nicole Norton, Ennis, Aoibhin O’Connor (8), Ennis and Lucas Poland-Corbett (8) from Ardnacrusha Co Clare. Photograph: Arthur Ellis. SHANNON AIRPORT has welcomed the arrival of a limited edition cuddly companion to help raise funds for Clare Crusaders and Little Blue Heroes.
Principal Patricia Vaughan at the entrance to Furglan NS. Photograph: John Sheridan. FURGLAN NATIONAL SCHOOL is at risk of closure unless it can enrol four extra pupils by the end of September.
*Feakle’s Ronan O’Connor. FEAKLE’s age profile means the reigning champions will be strong contenders for the Canon Hamilton next season.
Áras Contae an Chláir CLARE COUNCILLORS have voted not to nominate a candidate for the Presidential election.
CLARE COUNTY COUNCIL is today Monday hosting a special meeting where six individuals are trying to secure the local authority’s nomination to contest the Presidential election.
*Junior Minister, Timmy Dooley (FF). JUNIOR MINISTER, Timmy Dooley (FF) has said road infrastructure around Doonbeg needs to be improved in advance of next year’s Irish Open.