€11k to install lighting along 200m stretch in Barefield
LIGHTING IMPROVEMENTS in Barefield are estimated to cost €11,000 for a 200m stretch of road.
Barefield
Legs & subs make the difference for Doora/Barefield – Guilfoyle
*St Joseph’s Doora/Barefield hurling manager, Michael Guilfoyle. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill ST JOSEPH’S DOORA/BAREFIELD manager Michael Guilfoyle had every reason to wear a big smile at the end of Saturday’s Munster club intermediate hurling quarter final at Cusack Park.
Driver left shaken after youths aim fireworks in car’s direction
YOUTHS aimed fireworks in the direction of motorists on the outskirts of Ennis with one driver expressing alarm with the conduct.
Christmas lights to shine but Council cutting back on energy use
*Photograph: John O’Neill CHRISTMAS LIGHTS are to be switched on in Ennis for twelve hours per day as Clare County Council strives to cut back on its energy usage.
Doora/Barefield deservingly advance to Munster semi-final with Causeway win
*David Conroy clears his lines. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill A strong second half showing proved decisive as St. Joseph’s Doora/Barefield deservingly advanced to the Munster intermediate hurling championship semi-final when accounting for Causeway, Kerry on Saturday afternoon.
Brian Guilfoyle savours family effort in aiding Doora/Barefield’s return to senior ranks
*Brian Guilfoyle puts pressure on Andrew Conheady. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill ST JOSEPH’S DOORA/BAREFIELD are determined to build on the bounce currently being experienced by the club.
Past defeats stood to Doora/Barefield to claim intermediate glory – O’Neill
*Alan O’Neill battles to win the ball ahead of David McInerney. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill PAST DEFEATS stood to St Joseph’s Doora/Barefield when the pressure mounted in Saturday’s Clare IHC final, one of their most experienced players affirmed.
Francis St block of cottages in Ennis acquired for use as car park
*The block of cottages were on the market for €700,000. A BLOCK OF COTTAGES on Francis St in Ennis have been acquired as part of the Ennis 2040 Strategy and is set to become a car park.
Doora/Barefield’s return to senior ranks brings relief to passionate Michael Guilfoyle
*Michael Guilfoyle embraces his son Brian (left) as Sean Conroy celebrates with Oisin O’Brien & Aaron Landy. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill SETBACKS have been endured by St Joseph’s Doora/Barefield in their quest to return to the senior ranks, to have orchestrated their return brought a huge wave of relief to manager Michael Guilfoyle.
Madden knows what senior return would mean to Doora/Barefield
*The St Joseph’s Doora/Barefield hurling team. Photograph: Chris Copley PAUL MADDEN is one of the most experienced players in the St Joseph’s Doora/Barefield hurling team and the goalkeeper is anxious to see the club regain their senior status.