CLARE people are being encouraged to remain physically active all year round, with local experts warning that participation levels in physical activity and sports in Clare drop during the winter months.
*Photograph: Joe Buckley SIXTY CHILDREN partook in the second annual Clare GAA Autism Activity Cúl Camp held this week.
OVER €110,000 in COVID related sports funding has been announced for Co Clare.
Lees Rd is being viewed as a potential new home for Clare Local Sports Partnership (CLSP).
*Michael O’Keeffe Jnr, Michael Minogue, Eugene Conlon, Thomas Byrnes, Louise McInerney, Michael O’Keeffe Sn, Peadar Greene, Terry Quinn, Anne O’Keeffe. Photograph: John Mangan With tomorrow (Friday, April 2nd) being World Autism Awareness Day, it’s fitting that Tulla Athletic Club are set to introduce Inclusive Athletics to their ever-expanding offering.
Following almost a year of development work internally, Clare Sports Partnership has been awarded the Xcessible Bronze Award by national pan-disability sport organisation, Cara.
In an attempt to promote wellbeing and support people in staying connected during COVID-19, Clare County Council has organised a range of different initiatives to look after the mental health of the public.
*Tim Smythe Park. Photograph: Clare County Council Clare is in line to be trialled as a pilot in an audit of facilities to be carried out by Sport Ireland.
*Lees Rd. Photograph: Eamon Ward An audit of the sporting facilities in the county are to be carried out.
Driver behaviour needs to change to become accustomed to the controversial road layout linking St Flannans College to the Kilrush Rd, a leading official in Clare County Council has said.
