Laurie Ryan appointed manager of Treaty Utd women’s side
ENNIS’ Laurie Ryan has been appointed as the new manager of the Treaty United FC women’s senior side.
ENNIS’ Laurie Ryan has been appointed as the new manager of the Treaty United FC women’s senior side.
SHANNON AIRPORT is celebrating the launch of its newest travel companion, Shannon Bear, with an exciting competition offering passengers the chance to win return flights to New York.
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*O’Callaghans Mills manager, Seán Doyle stands for the national anthem. Photograph: Ruth Griffin. FITNESS levels were “through the roof” which helped them to glory in the Clare Premier Intermediate Hurling Championship (PIHC) their victorious manager maintained.
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*Conor Cooney (centre) celebrates with family. Photograph: Ruth Griffin. SEALING a return to the top tier of Clare hurling brought a sense of “relief” for O’Callaghans Mills and their full-back Conor Cooney.
Pictured (L to R) is Orla McMorrow, DNG Deputy Chief Executive and accepting their award Cormac O’Sullivan and Douglas Hurley, Partners, DNG O’Sullivan Hurley with sponsor Cian Carolan, Managing Director of DNG Financial Services. CELEBRATIONS continue at Clare estate agents DNG O’Sullivan Hurley who have been recognised for their outstanding service.
*Kilrush Town. COMMUNITY SAFETY has “come to a head” in Kilrush with an increasing amount of threats to damage persons and property in the West Clare town.
*Ciaran Russell receives his award from Martin Daly. AS THEY ETCHED their names in the history books by winning a senior championship double, Ciaran Russell was once again one of the leading lights for Éire Óg to win the Martin Daly Autos/The Clare Echo player of the week.
*Photograph: Ruth Griffin. CLOONEY/QUIN have secured their return to the top flight of Clare camogie.