Tidal pool plans floated for Quilty
*Quilty. QUILTY MAY soon be home to a tidal swimming pool with a feasibility study to be carried out to determine if plans can get off the ground.
Suspension of rail services leaves Clare supporters stranded
*Photograph: John Mangan TRAIN SERVICES from Ennis and Limerick to Heuston have been suspended leaving Clare supporters heading to Croke Park stranded.
Dept of Health taking UHL’s continued failures on patient dignity & privacy shortage ‘very seriously’ – Minister Donnelly
*Minister for Health, Stephen Donnelly. Photograph: Brian Arthur. GOVERNMENT and management at University Hospital Limerick (UHL) do not stand over continued overcrowding at the region’s main hospital, the Minister for Health has said.
Clare want to back up promise with reward of All-Ireland semi-final on the line
*Fidelma Marrinan gets away from Ruth Sargent. Photograph: Burren Eye Photography. CLARE’S intermediate ladies footballers will be bidding to reach the All-Ireland semi-final for the second year in a row.
Craggaunowen hosts inaugural Culture and Crafts Fair
*Jack Pinson, a Clare-based maker of traditional and historic longbows, will showcase the ancient skill of timber craftwork on the traditional pole lathe at the Craggaunowen Culture and Crafts Fair on Sunday July 16th from 11.00am to 5.00pm. CLARE’S crafts, trades, music and old traditions will be showcased at the inaugural Craggaunowen Culture and Crafts …
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Minogue & Considine through to All-Ireland finals
*Claire Minogue. CLARE DUO, Sean Considine and Claire Minogue have qualified for the All-Ireland juvenile 60×30 handball finals at U14 and U15 respectively.
Ennistymon win first Cusack Cup title at expense of rivals St Breckan’s
*Ennistymon players celebrate. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill ENNISTYMON have claimed the Cusack Cup title for the first time in their history in what is a timely lift in their final competitive game before the start of the 2023 Clare SFC.
Redress for pyrite homes in Clare approved but companies behind defective blocks must be pursued
*Dr Martina Cleary. REGULATIONS that will lead to the approval of redress for pyrite-impacted homeowners in Clare have been signed off on by the Minister for Housing while the companies responsible for selling defective concrete blocks must now be pursued according to activists and politicians.
Fight for medical services to recommence in Newmarket-on-Fergus
NEWMARKET-ON-FERGUS is to begin the fight of trying to keep its medical practice within the parish.
Price steps down as Clare Youths manager
*Former CDSL PRO Jim Madden, Aaron Kelly, Ruairí Price and Colin Curran. Photograph: Joe Buckley RUAIRI PRICE has stepped down as manager of the Clare Youths.