Attendance of 3,500 allowed for Clare v Cork qualifier
Vincent Coleman with his daughter in Semple Stadium. Photograph: Joe Buckley 3,500 spectators will be permitted to attend Saturday’s knockout qualifier tie between Clare and Cork.
Vincent Coleman with his daughter in Semple Stadium. Photograph: Joe Buckley 3,500 spectators will be permitted to attend Saturday’s knockout qualifier tie between Clare and Cork.
*Aron Shanagher and Matthew O’Hanlon wrestle for possession. Photograph: Joe Buckley Frustration has been voiced at the potential of only 500 spectators being permitted to attend Saturday’s All-Ireland SHC qualifier between Clare and Cork at the LIT Gaelic Grounds.
Shops across Co Clare have recorded an increase in demand and activity on account of the glorious weather and influx in tourists to the county.
“Diary constraints” are preventing the Taoiseach from meeting representatives of Clare County Council to discuss Aer Lingus’ decision to permanently close its cabin crew base at Shannon Airport.
Extra toilets are to be provided in Fanore and Kilkee as high numbers of visitors continue to choose Clare as their county of choice for domestic holidays.
*Minister of State with responsibility for Public Health, Well Being and National Drugs Strategy, Frank Feighan TD (centre), visited Clarisford Park, Killaloe where he was hosted by Derg Athletics Club and greeted by the Cathaoirleach of Clare County Council, Cllr PJ Ryan (right). Photo: Eamon Ward. Physical activity’s importance in reducing barriers at all age-groups …
*Photograph: John Mangan Tulla has been chosen as the one East Clare area to avail of this year’s paint scheme.
Drivers are travelling at a higher speed and more erratically since restrictions have eased, an Ennis representative has claimed.
Irish Water and the Environmental Protection Agency have been criticised for their “failure” to protect Kilkee.
*Photograph: John Mangan Three men are due to appear before Ennis District Court this morning, (Wednesday) in connection with directing and participating or contributing to the activities of a criminal organisation in the county.