Bridge Utd down Shannon Town to make Clare Cup quarter-finals
*Lee Mulready. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill BRIDGE UTD overcame neighbours Shannon Town Utd to progress to the last eight of the Ennis Carpets Clare Cup.
Date set for third Odd Socks Cycle
Irish rugby U20 players Emmet Calvey and Luke Murphy with Ennis RFC’s Jake Corry. Photograph: Joe Buckley Down Syndrome Clare and Club Rothaíochta na Sionainne have confirmed that the third annual ‘Odd Socks Cycle’ will take place on April 14th.
Concerns flagged with 234 house development in Gort
*An artist’s impression of the housing development. IARNRÓD ÉIREANN has flagged concerns with a major housing development planned for Gort.
‘Immersion row’ – husband claims in court wife has breached sworn undertaking by switching off immersion
*The case was before the Family Law Court again. A HUSBAND has claimed in court that his wife has breached sworn undertakings given to court in relation to the use of an immersion switch in the family home.
€320k upgrade sees opening of Ledge 4D Experience at the Cliffs of Moher
A €320,000 upgrade to the virtual reality cliffside experience at the Cliffs of Moher has been completed.
‘Ulterior motive’ accusation thrown at councillors by Chief Exec for ‘persistent concentration’ on Ennis 2040 DAC
*Kevin Corrigan, Pat Dowling, Carmel Kirby. Photograph: Brian Arthur €2.2m of the €10m loan for Ennis 2040 DAC has been spent on company setup, ongoing operating costs, overheads plus the design and planning of four key projects.
33,400 passengers for Shannon Airport for St Patrick’s Day period
Pictured arriving at the airport ahead of St. Patrick’s day are Nick Mellamphy and Kirsten Tinkler from Surrey, UK. SHANNON AIRPORT is preparing for a 14 percent increase in passengers for the St Patrick’s Day period.
All too easy as Avenue advance past Tulla to Clare Cup quarter-finals
*Cullen McCabe takes on Éanna Culloo. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill AVENUE UTD advanced with ease to the quarter-finals of the Ennis Carpets Clare Cup.
‘Dog SWAT team’ needed to clamp down on disgusting behaviour on Clare beaches
*Photograph: John Mangan ONE FINE has been issued in Lahinch beach over the last three years for dog fouling with local politicians insisting members of the public need to be fined in North-West Clare to change behaviour over the “disgusting” amount of dog poo left along beaches and public areas.
Player Ratings: Clare vs Kilkenny
*Photograph: Gerard O’Neill UNBEATEN from four games in the Allianz National Hurling League, Clare’s senior hurlers can be happy with their lot so far.
