Independent report says Shannon Airport is Ireland’s best recovered airport
SHANNON AIRPORT is Ireland’s best recovered airport, an independent analysis by global aviation publication, Air Service One has found.
‘There is definitely silverware in this team’ – disappointed O’Keeffe confident St Breckan’s will bounce back
*St Breckan’s manager, Declan O’Keeffe. CRATLOE’S EXPERIENCE OF the big day was the difference but St Breckan’s manager Declan O’Keeffe is confident his side can bounce back and claim silverware.
Work on €11.6m Ennis public realm project commences on Monday
*Siobhan McNulty, Acting Director of Physical Development, Clare County Council; Sean Lenihan, Project Management Office, Clare County Council; and Mayor of Ennis Cllr Pat Daly pictured with Cllr. Mary Howard and Kieran Martin (Project Manager), Eoin Grogan, Matheus Ribeiro and Eoin Keady (Site Engineers) of Shareridge at Upper Connell Street, Ennis. Photo Eamon Ward WORK …
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Browne brings honest & hard-working traits back to the fore with Crusheen
*Michael Browne. HONEST AND HARD-WORKING were among the key traits of the Crusheen side which won back to back titles in 2010 and 2011, those same characteristics have come back to the surface again this year and it’s no coincidence that Michael Browne is back at the helm.
‘We’re expecting a lot more from a lot less people’ – Gardaí feeling the pressure in Clare
*Photograph: John O’Neill CLARE’S GARDAÍ are finding it increasingly more difficult to do their job with less resources.
Markham remains central figure to Cratloe’s success despite clocking up the extra miles
*Liam Markham looks on as Bernadette Crowe is embraced by Shane Markham. Photograph: Ruth Griffin AVOIDING RELEGATION was the primary focus for Liam Markham when he decided to commit to Cratloe for a season that resulted in them being crowned Clare senior football champions.
Malone is man in the middle for senior hurling final
*Niall Malone. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill ÉIRE ÓG’s Niall Malone will take charge of Sunday’s Clare SHC final between Clonlara and Crusheen.
Earlie’s exit from Council cannot allow Sixmilebridge masterplan to fall away warn councillors
*Linda Earlie (right) with former TY students from Coláiste Muire. Photograph: Arthur Ellis CLARE County Council’s town regeneration officer’s departure cannot allow for projects such as the Sixmilebridge masterplan to fall by the wayside, concerned elected representative have said.
‘You need luck to win a championship’ – Cathal McInerney cherishes Cratloe’s success
*Martin Donnelly presents the top scorer award to Cathal McInerney. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill AFTER THE PAIN of losing their last six senior finals with football and hurling combined, Cathal McInerney made sure to enjoy Cratloe’s turn in fortunes.
‘Shut up and work hard’ – Donie excited as Clare return to Oscar Traynor action
*Donie Garrihy. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill CLARE BEGIN their Oscar Traynor campaign this Wednesday evening in Jackman Park against the Limerick District League and the ethos of returning Banner boss Donie Garrihy is quite simple.