*Cullen McCabe during the league decider between Avenue Utd and Newmarket Celtic last season. Photograph: Natasha Barton SIX CLARE clubs will be in Munster Junior Cup action this weekend with the meeting of rivals Avenue Utd and Newmarket Celtic the highlight of the soccer season to date.
SPEEDING outside the national school and playground in Kilkishen remains “an issue the whole time,” an elected representative has lamented while leading the call for speed ramps in the East Clare village.
BUSINESS AND PROPERTY OWNERS in the Quin Rd Business Park are up in arms over the plans of the Shannon Airport Group to sell its 4.9 acre site and the management of the estate services and infrastructure at the location.
*Scariff/Ogonnelloe midfielder Abby Walsh. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill SCARIFF/OGONNELLOE camogie boss Alphie Rodgers is expecting nothing less than “a huge battle” when they face off with Drom & Inch in the Munster senior camogie final for the second year in a row.
Pictured marking the 175th anniversary of the birth of Michael Cusack by planting an ash tree outside the cottage at the Michael Cusack Centre in Carron, County Clare, L-R: Cllr. Ann Norton (Leas Cathaoirleach of Clare County Council), Larry McCarthy (Uachtarán Chumann Lúthchleas Gael), Dónal Ó hAiniféin (Chair of the Board of Michael Cusack Centre), …
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*Ian Collins questions a decision. Photograph: Natasha Barton NEWMARKET CELTIC had a comfortable 3-0 win over Shannon Town to advance in the FAI Junior Cup while Avenue Utd were full value for their win to keep their title challenge alive in the Maloney Garden Machinery Premier Division,
David McInerney clears his lines as Luke Keogh gives chase. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill CLARE HURLER, David McInerney scooped the jackpot prize in Tulla GAA’s lotto.
“AN EXCITING FUTURE” has been signalled with the turning of the sod for the new Killaloe Bypass, Shannon Bridge Crossing and R494 Improvement Scheme.
A COMBINED €7m in funding has been announced for the development of a visitor centre at Holy Island and a maritime training centre and research base for offshore renewables in Kilrush.
TECH COMPANIES are using layoffs as “a way of putting manners” on employees, a Shannon based recruitment specialist has said.