‘Until people pay for water they won’t respect it’
PEOPLE OF CLARE do not understand or respect water as a resource, a conservation expert has stated.
Aviation feature at main roundabout would create positive first impression of Shannon
A SYMBOL to represent Shannon’s history of aviation at one of the town’s main axis points could promote the local International Airport while also enhancing the area.
‘Definite and undeniable discrimination’ – Clare’s continued absence from pyrite redress slammed
CONTINUED inclusion of Clare from a remediation scheme for pyrite and mica affected homeowners equates to a “a definite, perpetuated and undeniable form of discrimination”.
Munster glory for Scariff/Ogonnelloe
SCARIFF/OGONNELLOE have been crowned Munster senior camogie champions for the second time in their history following a dramatic final few moments.
East Clare rising with St Joseph’s Tulla advancing to first ever Harty Cup final
A PERFORMANCE brimming with character saw St Joseph’s Tulla advance to their first ever Harty Cup final.
Footpath & street lights needed to protect Clare soccer patrons
MOVEMENT of people outside the home of Clare soccer is “a serious accident waiting to happen,” an elected representative has warned.
Abby & Scariff/Ogonnelloe’s young cohort not weighed down by expectations
*Abby Walsh delivers the ball into the Scariff/Ogonnelloe attack. Photograph: Aidan Ryan AFTER a prodigious underage career, Abby Walsh is now making her mark at the senior grade.
Vaughan elected Chair of Clare Labour to lead new battle
*Denis Vaughan has been elected as the new Chair of the Labour Party’s Clare branch. Photograph: Eamon Ward ENNISTYMON’s Denis Vaughan (LAB) has been elected as the new Chairperson of the Clare Labour Party.
Taylor returns to Clare team while Limerick make three changes
*Ryan Taylor. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill RYAN TAYLOR will make his first appearance of the year for the Clare senior hurlers in the only confirmed change to the starting team for Sunday’s Munster Hurling Cup final.
‘We’ve got to step up’ – Ashling’s death must result in action plan to tackle gender based violence
ASHLING MURPHY’s killing must lead to change in the treatment of women across Irish society, vigils in her memory have heard.