Clare’s comeback comes up agonisingly short against Kildare
Aisling Reidy is fouled. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill CLARE’S HOPES of All-Ireland glory in the intermediate ladies football final were dashed by Kildare on Sunday afternoon.
Mural art jam brings life to Gort
A FIRST EVER mural art jam was held in Gort during the August Bank Holiday weekend.
Damaged and ageing water mains in Clonlara to be replaced
AGED and damaged water mains along the main street of Clonlara are to be upgraded.
Parteen site to be ready for East Clare CAMHS by end of March
*HSE CEO, Bernard Gloster. A SITE IN PARTEEN is to be made available for the East Clare Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS) and is expected to be ready by the end of March 2023.
Injury rules out Lizzy Roche for All-Ireland final
*Lizzy Roche. Photograph: Burren Eye Photography LIZZY ROCHE will be the only Clare player to miss out on Sunday’s TG4 All-Ireland intermediate ladies football final.
Freeman focused on taking down native Kildare in All-Ireland final
*Clare manager, Wayne Freeman. Photograph: Burren Eye Photography WAYNE FREEMAN is plotting the downfall of his native Kildare as he bids to seal an All-Ireland title for Clare’s ladies footballers in his first season as manager.
Solidarity shindig held in Ennis to welcome asylum seekers
A ‘SOLIDARITY SHINDIG’ was held in Ennis on Saturday to welcome some of the county’s newest residents.
Kilmurry Ibrickane respond superbly to blow of losing Darren Hickey to season-ending injury
*Kilmurry Ibrickane manager, James Murrihy. Photograph: Burren Eye Photography WINNING THE opening round of the Clare senior football championship will give Kilmurry Ibrickane “room to manoeuvre” in their remaining group games.
Attention now firmly on club camogie scene – team profiles as race for McMahon Cup commences
*All clubs pictured at the championship launch on Monday evening. Photograph: Aidan Ryan FRESH FROM Clare’s All-Ireland triumph in the Premier Junior Camogie Championship, attention swiftly moves to the club scene with the race beginning in earnest for the local championships.
Griffin & Devitt won’t duck from defensive duties
*Clare’s Louise Griffin with Wexford’s Beibheann McDonald. Photograph: Burren Eye Photography WING-BACK roles are likely to be occupied by Lousie Griffin and Orla Devitt when Clare take to the field in Sunday’s All-Ireland intermediate ladies football final.