*Cork manager, Pat Ryan. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill CORK MANAGER, PAT Ryan is expecting Clare to pose a more direct threat than Limerick as they go head to head in the All-Ireland SHC final.
*Flan Sheedy and Paddy Purcell. Photograph: Joe Buckley PADDY PURCELL has brought the curtain down on his two year tenure as Newmarket Celtic manager which ends an era of twenty eight years involved in men’s football.
Clare hurling superfans (l-r) Cara (8), Paul (11) and Thomas (13) O’Sullivan were at Shannon Airport to add the very first signatures on the Airport’s giant ‘Backing the Banner’ good luck card, which has been installed in the Arrivals Hall this week ahead of the 2024 All-Ireland Hurling Final. Pic Stephen O’Malley EXCITEMENT is building …
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*Cllr Dinny Gould (IND) was the first candidate elected in the Kilrush LEA. Photograph: Joe Buckley DUBBED as the bloodbath prior to the local elections, the Kilrush LEA lived up to its billing.
*Shannon Airport Group Chairman, Conal Henry, Minister of State at the Department of Transport, James Lawless (FF) and the Shannon Airport Group CEO, Mary Considine. SHANNON AIRPORT has been included in a new sustainability programme where it will share a capital budget with Cork Airport worth €4.225m.
*Mick Guinee, Founder Chairman and CEO of Ei Electronics with Aine Donegan. ENNIS golfer, Áine Donegan has signed a partnership deal with Shannon based Ei Electronics.
Sheila Lynch President Ennis Chamber, Cllr Alan O’Callaghan, Cathaoirleach Clare County Council, Noeleen Fitzgerald, Director Finance Clare County Council. Photograph: Eamon Ward BUSINESS leaders in the county are to be honoured in the Clare Business Excellence Awards which are running for the fourteenth year.
The Old Water Tower on the banks of the Graney River on the Feakle Road out of Scariff. It was built to supply water to the Workhouse and is one of the stops on Walking the Way of the Famine. Photograph: Gabrian Van Houdt. SCARIFF’S Harbour Festival will tell the story of the famine in …
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*Magowna House. Photograph: John Mangan TAOISEACH, Simon Harris has said asylum seekers at Magowna House getting two days notice that they were leaving Inch “isn’t at all optimal”.
*Photograph: John Mangan REFUGEES leaving war-torn countries have are being moved “without any consideration,” Clare councillors have said while once again slamming the lack of consultation from the Department of Children, Equality, Disability, Integration and Youth.
