Lahinch bids farewell to iconic Tomsie O’Sullivan
LAHINCH HAS BID FAREWELL to one of its most popular community activists.
Man dies following collision in Meelick
ONE MAN HAS DIED following a traffic collision involving two vehicles in Meelick.
It’s drama time in Scariff for return of Clare Drama Festival
It’s ‘drama time’ in Scariff for the 73rd time when the Clare Drama Festival begins on Friday 25th March in Scariff Community College Hall.
Clare hurlers to the fore as UL record Freshers double
Daniel Cooney, Darragh McDermott, Ronan Mescall, Peter Power, Sean McNamara, John Lenihan, Luke Keogh, Ruairí Walsh. UL have completed an All-Ireland Freshers hurling double with Clare men once again to the fore.
34% rise in young people from Clare waiting on mental health appointments
NUMBERS of young people in Clare awaiting mental health appointments has risen by 34% in three years with some youths on the waiting list for up to two years.
Lisdoonvarna based Ukrainian refugees call for end to war
UKRAINIAN REFUGEES staying in Lisdoonvarna have called for world leaders to put an end to the ongoing war.
Pádraig Ó Ceidigh steps down as Shannon Group Chair
PÁDRAIG Ó CEIDIGH has stepped down from his role as Shannon Group Chair.
‘We have the Gold Cup of handball’ – Tuamgraney basks in Nash’s glory
“WE HAVE THE GOLD CUP OF HANDBALL” was the declaration of PJ Counihan in Tuamgraney on Sunday.
GALLERY: Launch of Jimmy Smyth – A Hurling Life
*Members of Jimmy Smyth’s family Peter, Brighid and Patricia at the launch of a book in his honour with Donie Nealon and Michael Slattery. Photograph: Joe Buckley THEY TRAVELLED FROM near and far to pay tribute to Jimmy Smyth, a true hurling man.
‘Some of Drumline road lost to the verge’ – O’Callaghan flags in call for improvements
ESSENTIAL MAINTENANCE will be carried out on stretches of the road in Drumline but it has been omitted from this year’s works programme.
