Five members of Clare hurling panel let go as focus switches to 2026
*Patrick Crotty. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. FIVE MEMBERS of the Clare senior hurling panel have been dropped as attention begins to switch to next year’s campaign.
‘Calamity’ for Fianna Fáil & Clare Cllrs mixed on future of Taoiseach Martin
*Cllr Pat Daly (FF) with Taoiseach Micheál Martin (FF). Photograph: Natasha Barton. FIANNA FÁIL’s Presidential election campaign was “a calamity from start to finish” but the majority of Clare councillors believe a knee-jerk reaction should be avoided and that Taoiseach Micheál Martin (FF) should remain as party leader.
Tulla Utd go joint top of Premier Division after beating Ennis Dons
*Fiachra Hale scored twice for Tulla Utd. Photograph: Ruth Griffin. TULLA UTD have gone joint top of the Maloney Hardware Premier Division after coming from behind to defeat Ennis Dons.
‘Crazy’ to have CCTV in Shannon Town Park switched off
*Shannon Town Park. CCTV cameras are in place at Shannon Town Park but are not activated which has been labelled as “crazy” by one county councillor.
Ennis native Fiona appointed CEO of Radio Kerry Group
ENNIS woman Fiona Stack has been announced as the CEO of the Radio Kerry Group.
Redesigned bilingual website launched by Galway County Council
A REDESIGNED bilingual website has been launched by Galway County Council aimed at delivering faster, clearer, and more accessible information to residents, businesses, and visitors.
O’Halloran to move from Clare minors to U20s
*Damien O’Halloran. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill ALL-IRELAND winning coach Damien O’Halloran is moving from the Clare minors to the U20 hurlers for 2026.
€10m tag now attached to Kinvara Boardwalk
HOPES of completing on the Kinvara boardwalk project have been put on shaky terrain with costs of €8-10m now calculated.
Rachael staying put on Radio One following reshuffle
*Rachael English. Photograph: RTÉ Guide SHANNON native Rachael English will be staying put on the airwaves amidst a major reshuffle on RTÉ Radio One.
Honorary doctorate from DCU for Ennis artist Mick O’Dea
Mick O’Dea with daughters Helen and Sarah at his honorary conferring on DCU campus as part of their Autumn Graduations. Photograph: Julien Behal ENNIS artist Mick O’Dea has been conferred with an honorary doctorate by Dublin City University (DCU).