Cratloe strike late to overcome Kildysart
*Cratloe’s Kevin Harnett. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. CRATLOE struck for 1-1 in the final two minutes to overcome Kildysart in the second round of the TUS Clare SFC.
Clare’s Enterprise Ireland client companies created 366 new jobs in last year
A SEVEN percent increase has been recorded for new jobs in Clare for Enterprise Ireland client companies.
‘Massive game’ for Miltown to try bounce back in Clare SFC
*St Joseph’s Miltown manager Martin Guerin with selector Jim Marrinan. Photograph: James Downes ST JOSEPH’S Miltown face off with reigning intermediate champions Wolfe Tones this Saturday in what they’ve labelled as “a massive game”.
Scariff Bay Community Radio celebrates ten years as the talk of East Clare
*John S Kelly and Tom Hanley. SCARIFF BAY Community Radio is this week celebrating its tenth birthday and of leading the talk of East Clare.
Bricks shake off Spa to secure back to back wins & place in Clare SFC quarter-finals
*Caoilfhinn O’Dea. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill BACK to back wins for Kilmurry Ibrickane have them heading to the quarter-finals of the Clare SFC.
Plenty to soak up in Scariff for Harbour Festival
FILE PIC: Christine Kiefer and Jackie Parfitt from the Glendree Potters with a stall at Scariff Harbour Festival Market. Photograph: Natasha Barton SCARIFF HARBOUR Festival takes place this Bank Holiday weekend with scores of crowds expected in East Clare.
‘We’ve tougher days ahead but we’ll be ready for them’ – Horse Moloney & Lissycasey ready to kick on
*Lissycasey goalkeeper, Thomas Collins. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. FOLLOWING a facile opening round win, it won’t be until this weekend that a clearer picture of Lissycasey’s capabilities will be known.
‘We can’t legislate for stupid’ – rails to be removed & signage added following Lahinch cliff accident
*Photograph: Limestone Pics A NEAR-FATALITY in Lahinch is to result in safety improvements at the Miltown Malbay Rd car park.
Preferential treatment of Cork & Kerry returns as Munster GAA opt to revert to seeding big two
*Brian McNamara and Joe O’Connor in action during this year’s Munster final. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill CORK and Kerry will be seeded in the Munster senior football championship semi-finals in a move which is seen as very damaging for football in the remainder of the province.
Jubilation, epidurals & unwavering support – the story of how Kilfenora’s Jonathan Keane became first local winner of The South since 1968
*Jonathan Keane celebrates winning the South of Ireland Men’s Amateur Open where he is lifted by Aaron McNulty & Oisin Vaughan. Photograph: INPHO/Ben Brady KILFENORA’S Jonathan Keane had his finest sporting hour to date when winning a title which had so much personal significance for him.