Torpeys among sports tech leaders at MIT Summit
TORPEYS and the sport of hurling were showcased at the at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Sports Summit while the Clare company has been shortlisted for a smarter sports award.
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Torpeys are hurling strong despite ash concerns
ONE OF THE COUNTRY’S leading hurley manufacturers who are located in Co Clare remain optimistic about its future despite concerns over ash supplies which led to the recent closure of Canning Hurleys Ltd.
O’Mara family give back to neonatal unit & hope to inspire other families
A Belvoir family have donated €5,500 to the neonatal unit of St Munchin’s Hospital in Limerick, a place which is very close to their hearts.
Clare ‘particularly affected’ by Ash Dieback
Ash trees in Co Clare have suffered particular affects from Ash Dieback which are feared to pose long-term problems for the species of trees and subsequently the game of hurling.
95 clash of the ash proved to be the making of Torpey Hurleys
Hurling is the world’s fastest field game played on grass, for thousands exponents of the art form they have flocked to Torpeys in their endeavours to master the craft.
Sliotar moving quicker from Bambú hurley say Torpeys
Torpey Hurley’s have released their brand new sustainable Bambú hurley, an innovation in sports engineering that has been sculpted and shaped, behind the scenes, for the past six years.
‘Increase in visitors since Covid-19 outbreak’ prompts closure of 12 O’Clock Hills at peak times
East Clare walking trail, the 12 O’Clock Hills is to close on weekends and bank holidays in a bid to limit the spread of Coronavirus.
Mother’s Day crowds at 12 O’Clock Hills prompt social distancing concerns
Both car parks at the 12 O’Clock Hills were full on Mother’s Day raising concerns on whether those at the popular walking trail were adhering to social distancing guidelines issued by the HSE.