*Clare’s Darragh Burns celebrates. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. TRAILING by six points to Laois at half time in Saturday’s Allianz National Football League sixth round, Clare knew it was “win or bust” and they duly delivered.
*The old Ennis NS site. AN ILLEGAL ENCAMPMENT is now occupying the former site of Ennis National School.
Liscannor’s Anja Kolic pictured with her winning entry in the Burren and Cliffs of Moher UNESCO Global Geopark photography competition. Photograph: Eamon Ward. A LISCANNOR-based photographer has been named overall winner of a photography competition celebrating the twentieth anniversary of the Global Geoparks Network (GGN).
*Photograph: Gerard O’Neill CLARE’s senior hurlers have been relegated from Division 1A of the Allianz National Hurling League.
*Ikem Ugwueru in possession. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill CLARE’s senior footballers staged a dramatic comeback to defeat Laois by four points and more importantly keep their bid for promotion on track.
*Dr Paul O’Brien and William Banks. A BOOK by a Kilrush academic has helped to raise €55,000 to expand the services offered by Down Syndrome Limerick.
*Daire Culligan. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill A POINT AT the death saw Clare’s U20 footballers fall to back to back defeats in phase one of the provincial championship.
REPEATED DELAYS to the construction of a dialysis unit in Ennis have been criticised by elected representatives in Clare.
Siobhan Duffy, CEO, Element Six (4th left) pictured at the International Women’s Day with (from left): Helen Downes, CEO, Shannon Chamber; Lisa Mulvihill, HR manager, Element Six; keynote speakers Ailbhe Keane. founder, Izzy Wheels; Lavinia Duggan-Ryan, Vhi and research post grad, TUS; and Catherina McKiernan, distance runner and mindful running coach. Photograph by Eamon Ward …
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Irish Officer, Marcus Ó Conaire, assisting Cllr Donal Lyons (IND) with a Gaeilge translation before the start of Galway City Council’s first fully bilingual meeting. Photograph: Cormac MacMahon HISTORY WAS made on Monday when Galway City Council hosted a fully bilingual meeting.