Walker Cup will be a sell-out in Lahinch with crowds of 16k
LAHINCH will be a sell-out for the 51st Walker Cup which tees off in Co Clare next weekend with crowds of 16,000 expected.
‘Extremely disappointing’ campaign has St Breckans on brink of relegation battle but return of ‘missing element’ offers Spa hope
*Photograph: Burren Eye Photography ST BRECKANS have been left “extremely disappointed” as they stand on the brink of a relegation battle.
Defining game awaits Doonbeg with either quarter-final or relegation battle on the cards
*Mikie Tubridy of Doonbeg. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. FACING OFF with Cratloe will be the defining game of Doonbeg’s championship, manager Brian Shanahan has said.
Bodyke man left with serious injuries following single-vehicle collision
A BODYKE man has been left with serious injuries following a single vehicle crash in East Clare on Sunday night.
Occupants flee after stolen SUV crashes on Quin Rd
*Photograph: Páraic McMahon. A STOLEN vehicle which was found crashed and abandoned on the Quin Rd this week is the subject of a Garda investigation into the alleged theft of an Ennis premises.
‘Disappointed but still in it’ – Doora/Barefield determined to pick up first championship win
*Michael Nash of St Joseph’s Doora/Barefield. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. WITH one point from two games, St Joseph’s Doora/Barefield must secure the right result against Kilmihil on Saturday to stay in the Clare SFC.
‘Every month spent waiting matters’ – relief as HSE reimburse Skyclarys drug
CONFIRMATION that the HSE will reimburse the use of the drug Skyclarys for people living with Friedreich’s Ataxia has been welcomed by a Clare TD.
First Clare SFC win since 2022 has ‘taken pressure off’ Corofin
*Gearoid Cahill offloads the ball for Corofin. Photograph: Burren Eye Photography COROFIN took a big step towards avoiding a relegation battle when prevailing over St Breckans, a result that has taken “pressure” off their cause.
Fishing’s future to be tackled in Quilty
QUILTY will be the setting this week for a discussion on the future of the inshore fishing sector.
Shannon has highest commercial vacancy rate in Ireland
*Photograph: Joe Buckley SHANNON has the highest commercial vacancy rate in Ireland while the county’s figure is above the national average.