Clare to face Kerry in Munster semi-final
CLARE’s senior footballers will face All-Ireland champions Kerry in the semi-final of the Munster championship.
‘We’re pinching ourselves at times wondering is this real’ – Mills making the most of Munster run
*O’Callaghans Mills captain, Aidan O’Gorman. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. O’CALLAGHANS MILLS have dipped into their reserves more than ever to bounce back to the senior grade at the first attempt which has also propelled them to a Munster intermediate final.
Journey of Traveller children to school along Quin Rd ‘an accident waiting to happen’
*Ballaghboy. ENNIS politicians have said they are “duty-bound” to highlight the dangers for ‘unsupervised Traveller children’ who are at risk of an accident due to the absence of a footpath from the Quin Rd to the Ballaghboy site with principals describing it as “an accident waiting to happen”.
Lisdoonvarna’s healing waters underline need to improve Sulphur Bridge
*Lisdoonvarna. HEALING waters of Lisdoonvarna “is actually damaging to the roads,” the area’s local councillor quipped this week.
Shane finding it ‘surreal’ to be preparing for Munster final with Éire Óg
*Éire Óg’s Shane O’Donnell. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. GOING from winning a first Clare SHC title with Éire Óg to preparing for a Munster club final has been a “surreal” experience for Shane O’Donnell.
No new hospital for Ennis
*Packed corridors at UHL. NO NEW hospital will be built in Ennis and instead a new site in close proximity to University Hospital Limerick (UHL) will be constructed, as per new plans unveiled by the Minister for Health.
Record €200m Council budget passed with 8% hike in commercial rates
Áras Contae an Chláir AN EIGHT percent increase in commercial rates has been approved by elected members of Clare County Council.
Feakle’s Hogan receives Gold Scholarship from MIC
FEAKLE’s Adam Hogan has been awarded a Gold Scholarship from Mary Immaculate College (MIC).
‘Gone in sixty seconds’ – Hynes laments Clare’s concession of two goals in a minute
*Nnabuike Nneji in action for Clare. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. HAVING come from two goals down to get back on level terms, Clare’s Oscar Traynor side “handed back the game” to Limerick by conceding a brace of goals in a minute to bow out in the Munster region semi-finals.
Clare LEO event to look at AI’s role in business & economic outlook for SMEs
Mark Kelly, President of AI Ireland, will be speaking at the annual LEO Clare Christmas Business Networking morning. ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE’s role in business and the 2026 economic outlook for Irish SMEs will be the key topics at the annual Business Networking Morning hosted by Local Enterprise Office (LEO) Clare.