Coughlan & Minogue chase All-Ireland glory
*Leah Minogue. Sean Coughlan and Leah Minogue are through to All-Ireland finals which take place today (Sunday) in Croke Park.
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Coughlans, Slattery & Minogue in All-Ireland semi-final action
*Leah Minogue. CROKE PARK will host the semi-finals of all adult GAA Handball competitions this weekend with plenty of Clare interest.
Bank debt of €1m plus cleared by members of East Clare Golf Club
President, Teddy O Hanlon; lady captain, Helen Downey; men’s captain Paul Hayes, past president, TJ McNamara; lady vice-captain Mary Farrell; and club treasurer, Sean Ahern. A BANK DEBT in excess of €1m has been cleared at East Clare Golf Club by its members.
Tuamgraney’s Daly to be next Chief Executive of Clare County Council
*Gordon Daly. Photograph: Alan Place TUAMGRANEY native Gordon Daly is to be the new Chief Executive of Clare County Council.
Council proceeding with plans for new car park in Bodyke
*The site of the proposed car park. PLANS to construct a new car park in Bodyke are to be lodged by Clare County Council.
‘Unacceptable delays’ in rural Clare amid ‘complete internet blackout’
CLARE TD, Joe Cooney (FG) has criticised “unacceptable delays and poor customer engagement” from eir, Vodafone and other National Broadband Ireland (NBI) providers in restoring fibre broadband services in the county since Storm Éowyn.
Scariff Community College fall short in Munster final against High School Clonmel
*Photograph: Páraic McMahon TIPPERARY schools prevailed over Clare counterparts on the double in the Munster post primary hurling deciders on Saturday with High School Clonmel proving far too strong for Scariff Community College.
Scariff aim to bridge 35-year gap
SCARIFF Community College will hope to bridge a thirty-five-year gap when they face High School Clonmel in the Munster Colleges Senior B (Corn Tomas Mhic Choilm) Hurling Championship final this Saturday.
Taoiseach welcomes ‘healthy competition’ as disappointment voiced by Cooney & Nolan
*Cllr Joe Cooney, Pat Breen, Cllr Mary Howard, Dr Tom Nolan and Madeline Taylor-Quinn. Photograph: John Mangan COMPETITION among Fine Gael candidates in Clare has been welcomed by the Taoiseach with frustration bubbling beneath the surface over a map that is keeping certain parts of the county out of bounds.
Tulla come up trumps to taste intermediate glory
*Photograph: Ruth Griffin. Having lost the last two intermediate camogie championships, Tulla refused to throw in the towel and their determination paid off when they captured the Clare Credit Union’s title at Cusack Park this Saturday afternoon.