*One of the offences took place in Ballybeg. A 31-year old Ennis man, who has pleaded guilty to sending lewd images of himself to his counsellor and masturbating in public places has committed his third and fourth offences of a sexual offensive nature while on bail.
*The accused is on continuing bail. AN ENNIS man who sent lewd images of himself to an addiction counsellor and exposed himself in public “has a has a very, very serious cocaine addiction which has led him to act out in the most unusual ways”, a court has heard.
*The case has been adjourned until this week. A DISTRICT court judge has imposed an effective driving ban on a motorist charged with ten dangerous driving offences before the driver has decided if he is to enter a guilty or not guilty plea.
*Harry Dinan THE convicted killer of a Lissycasey school teacher has been jailed for five years and two months for drug dealing.
*Harry Dinan. A CONVICTED killer of a Clare school teacher has pleaded guilty to drug dealing cannabis valued in excess of €13,000.
*Signs have been drawn by children living in Ballybeg appealing to motorists to slow down. ELECTED representatives are to consider making an application to have a speed van located in Ballybeg to tackle ongoing speeding in the locality.
ENNIS’ Cormac Murphy will represent the United States of America in Mister Universe.
*Clare players celebrate at the homecoming at the Fair Green. Photograph: Tom Micks HEARTS have swelled in Co Clare following the success of the county’s hurlers in winning the All-Ireland senior championship for the fifth time.
*Éire Óg duo, David Reidy and Shane O’Donnell lead the Clare convoy as the team bus arrives at The Fair Green. Photograph: Tom Micks SHANE O’Donnell’s status as one of the most valuable hurlers to wear the Clare colours was known long before he collected a second All-Ireland medal.
*Cllr Clare Colleran Molloy (FF). Photograph: Joe Buckley BUILD-UP to the local election could have been described as bruising at least, Cllr Clare Colleran Molloy (FF) came out swinging on occasion in defence of a new vision for the county town and following the counting of votes she is still standing and even in a …
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