Housing boost for Loughrea & Tuam
65 new homes will be delivered by Galway County Council on local authority owned sites in Loughrea and Tuam.
Referenda results shows reawakening of Irish electorate – Leahy
*Michael Leahy speaking in Thurles. ENNIS Architect Michael Leahy believes immigration is the single biggest issue affecting Irish voters in the run up to the European elections in June.
Tipp topple Clare U20s in Quilty
CLARE’s U20 footballers have been dealt a blow but not a fatal one in their bid to progress in the Munster championship.
Inspection to be carried out following ‘atrocious’ resurfacing works in Hermitage
*Hermitage residents, Michael Mahon, Brid Dinan, Caroline Ryan, Michael Kelleher and Michael Leahy. Photograph: John Mangan Photograph: John Mangan CONCERNS raised by Hermitage residents has led engineers within the Ennis Municipal District to commit to inspecting a resurfacing job completed last August.
Clare team named for decisive league encounter with Down
*Ciaran Downes. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill MARK FITZGERALD has named his starting fifteen for Clare’s decisive final round clash with Down in Division 3 of the Allianz National Football League.
Clare & Tipp name teams for league semi-final
*David Fitzgerald returns to the Clare team. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill CLARE’s senior hurling side shows nine changes for Sunday’s Allianz National Hurling League semi-final.
Fresh calls to fight for Doolin’s designation as bathing area
*Swimmers at Doolin Pier. A FRESH bathing water assessment to help Doolin become a designated bathing area, a North Clare representative has maintained.
Council to hold meeting at Trump Doonbeg ‘to prove 100% support of resort & its coastal protection plans’
*Photograph: Arthur Ellis. DONALD TRUMP’s Doonbeg hotel is set to host a special meeting of Clare County Council in the next two months in what has been described as a show of solidarity with the plans of the former US President and his family to further develop their West Clare hotel.
‘A let-down to rural Ireland’ – Clare councillors slam inaction on solving Ballycar flooding
*Photograph: John Mangan CLARE’s first citizen has slammed the inaction from relevant authorities for failing to fix the historical flooding problems at Ballycar.
Clare must cut down on basic errors or face being ‘torn alive’ by Down – Fitzgerald
*Clare manager, Mark Fitzgerald. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill A BIG LIFT in performance is needed and a reduction in the amount of mistakes from Clare if they’re to upset Down in Newry on Sunday, Banner boss Mark Fitzgerald has maintained.