Top marks for Coláiste Muire
COLÁISTE MUIRE is the top feeder school in Co Clare.
Lenabeg residents fearful vermin are nesting along riverbank
RESIDENTS of Lenabeg in Claureen have expressed their fears that vermin are nesting along the “badly overgrown” riverbank.
Council to take charge of Doonbeg road serving two houses and farmyard
A DOONBEG road serving two houses and a farmyard is to be taken over by Clare County Council.
Housing for All policy destined for failure warns Shannon councillor
*Cllr Gerry Flynn pictured at the Shannon Loop. Photograph: Eamon Ward A SHANNON councillor has warned that the Housing for All Government policy is destined for failure and will not support individuals and families trying to rent or purchase affordable homes in the county.
‘We have a squad capable of matching any other’ – Corofin’s O’Sullivan
When the Corofin intermediate football management team was appointed at the start of 2020 they set a target to win the Clare intermediate title and get back up playing senior football.
Quilty greyhound the first Clare winner of 2022
TROMORE ANGE had the distinction of being the first Clare winner of the New Year.
Decision on Blake’s Corner oral hearing likely to be ‘months away’
AN OUTCOME on an oral hearing held by An Bord Pleánala held in June to explore future options for Blake’s Corner will not be known “for some months yet,” senior officials in Clare County Council have conceded.
ShannonDoc figures not adding up – O’Brien
*Cllr Tony O’Brien (FF). Photograph: Martin Connolly SENIOR MANAGEMENT of ShannonDoc are being pressed to justify its lack of services in Clare given its current financial standing.
Memorable appearance from Meehan helps Clare progress to Munster Hurling Cup final
*Shane Meehan. Photograph: Burren Eye Photography Clare’s senor hurlers have advanced to the Munster Hurling Cup Co-op Superstores final following a merited five point victory over Waterford.
Roslevan residents anxious on potential housing imbalance
*Traffic on the Tulla Rd in Roslevan. Photograph: Gary Collins ANXIETY is growing among Roslevan residents over a potential imbalance in the provision of the type of housing in the area.