Visiting restrictions eased at Ennis Hospital following COVID-19
VISITING restrictions at Ennis Hospital have been eased as the hospital continues to manage an outbreak of COVID-19 on both wards.
Bridgetown ‘gone well beyond the time’ for speed surveys
*Bridgetown. BRIDGETOWN is “gone well past the time for traffic speed surveys,” the Mayor of Clare has said.
Hegarty ruled out for FAI Junior Cup final
*Dean Hegarty of Newmarket Celtic in action against Jamie Boland of Kilavilla AFC. Photograph: Natasha Barton NEWMARKET CELTIC will be without left winger Dean Hegarty for the remainder of the season.
Two changes made to Clare hurling team for Limerick tie
*Eibhear Quilligan is named to start in goals. Photograph: Burren Eye Photography BRIAN LOHAN has made two changes to the Clare senior hurling team for Saturday’s meeting with reigning All-Ireland, Munster and National Hurling League champions Limerick.
‘The game is for everyone’ – Clare footballer condemns racial abuse on the field
*Ikem Ugwueru. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill ENNIS’ IKEM UGWUEURU has said skin colour should not be used to hold people back from playing sports.
Plans for multi-storey car park at Friar’s Walk pulled from Ennis 2040 Strategy
*Friar’s Walk. PLANS TO DEVELOP A multi-storey car park as part of the Friar’s Walk transformational project in the Ennis 2040 strategy have been dropped but it can be reinstated if demand for car parking is established.
From Dubai to Jackman Park for Ronan Arthur to cap off Newmarket Celtic’s FAI journey
*Ronan Arthur. Photograph: Joe Buckley NEWMARKET CELTIC have been on one hell of a journey this season, reaching finals of the FAI Junior Cup and Munster Junior Cup.
Guilfoyle yet to decide if he’ll come off the ditch and run in local elections
*Tommy Guilfoyle. Photograph: John Mangan CLARECASTLE’S Tommy Guilfoyle has said he is undecided on whether he will be putting his name forward to contest the 2024 local elections.
Avenue stay top of Premier Division
MARK ROCHE hit four goals as Avenue Utd kept their place at top of the Premier Division with a comfortable 6-1 win over Kilrush Rangers.
Married bliss on the pitch for Podge Collins
*Podge Collins on the attack for Clare. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill HE SACRIFICED his honeymoon to line out with Clare’s senior footballers as they booked their passage to the Munster final and All-Ireland SFC and Podge Collins said it was worth it to qualify for a first provincial decider with the county’s footballers.