Six Clare GAA clubs preparing to install EV charging points
*Shannon Gaels GAA Club. SIX GAA clubs in Clare have been included among the 227 nationally deemed eligible to apply for funding for electric vehicle charge points.
Rynne expected to return & Quinlan says Ennistymon must increase scores on the board
*Ennistymon’s Seán Rynne. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill ENNISTYMON are set to welcome Seán Rynne back to their starting team for their quarter-final showdown with rivals St Breckan’s.
Paul Flanagan calls time on Clare career
*Paul Flanagan. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. TWO-TIME All-Ireland winner Paul Flanagan has announced his retirement from inter-county hurling.
‘You’re being sold a pup’ Kilkee locals told over Uisce Éireann’s plans for treatment plant
*Impact to the Kilkee Cliff Walk has been flagged as a concern by locals. UISCE ÉIREANN’s proposals for a wastewater treatment plant in Kilkee “will be out of date before it is built,” one of the country’s most prominent chartered civil engineers has said.
West Clare ‘falling behind’ on greenway delivery claims Keating
*Cllr Gabriel Keating (FG). Photograph: Natasha Barton. WEST CLARE is “falling behind” on plans to deliver a greenway along the tracks of the iconic railway line.
Aoife’s death was ‘almost certainly avoidable’ report finds
*Aoife Johnston. SHANNON teenager Aoife Johnston’s death was “almost certainly avoidable,” a new report has found.
Forensic experts complete fresh post mortem on remains of Patrick Nugent
*Photograph: Joe Buckley A STATE post mortem on the remains of Patrick Nugent has been completed.
Carrigaholt man waited two hours and a half for ambulance & went to hospital via helicopter
AN ELDERLY MAN in Carrigaholt had to wait two and a half hours for an ambulance to arrive after sustaining an injury earlier this month.
Burren and Cliffs of Moher join world famous geological sites in Top 100 list
*Photograph; Air Swing Media. BOTH The Burren and the Cliffs of Moher have joined Vesuvius volcano, Yosemite Valley and The Dead Sea in being designated a Geological Heritage Site in a prestigious programme managed by the International Union of Geological Sciences (IUGS).
Nugent family ‘quietly hopeful’ of a breakthrough
*Fr Harry Bohan speaks to Gardaí outside Feenagh Graveyard. Photograph: Joe Buckey PATRICK Nugent’s family are “quietly hopeful” of a breakthrough as they continue to fight for the truth to come out surrounding his death in February 1984.
