Emergency department at UHL records highest number of presentations
UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL LIMERICK’s (UHL) emergency department recorded its highest ever level of presentations on Monday.
Clubs go against County Executive wishes to fix ladies final as curtain raiser to men’s decider
*A selection of the crowd in Hennessy Memorial Park, Miltown Malbay for the 2023 final between Banner Ladies and West Clare Gaels. Photograph: Burren Eye Photography CUSACK PARK is to host a double header of the senior ladies football final and men’s Clare SFC final after club delegates from ladies football clubs outvoted the County …
Interviews ongoing for Clare football manager with appointment to be made within two weeks
*Photograph: Gerard O’Neill CANDIDATES have been shortlisted with interviews ongoing to appoint a new Clare senior football manager.
Intermediate glory for Éire Óg
Éire Óg sealed their return to the senior ranks after winning the Clare intermediate ladies football final on Sunday.
‘This will not be the Children’s Hospital mark two’ – Council defend ongoing Ennis public realm works
*Photograph: John Mangan A SENIOR OFFICIAL in Clare County Council has said the Ennis public realm works “will not be a Children’s Hospital mark two”.
Bishop Fintan designated as delegate for Holy Year
BISHOP of the Killaloe Diocese, Fintan Monahan has been designated as the delegate of the Irish for the Jubilee Year 2025.
Remedial works to be initiated for failed watermain in Doolin
A REMEDIAL works programme is to commence in Doolin to tackle failed watermains.
SymPhysis Medical raises €2.2m in funding round for device to help cancer patients
Irrus Investments lead investor Gerard Ryan with SymPhysis Medical chief scientific officer Michelle Tierney and chief executive Tim Jones. Photo: Aengus McMahon. GALWAY MedTech company SymPhysis Medical has secured €2.2m funding for the development of a device to address the condition of fluid in the chest of cancer patients.
Miltown lost momentum of group stages during month-long break
*Gordon Kelly gets away from Shane Hickey. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill A MONTH of a break between games in the Clare SFC managed to zap the momentum of St Joseph’s Miltown as they were eliminated in the quarter-finals.