Take driver’s licence of illegal dumpers says Ennis councillor
*Photograph: Páraic McMahon PERSONS FOUND guilty of having driven to a location to fly-tip should lose their licence, an Ennis councillor has argued.
*Photograph: Páraic McMahon PERSONS FOUND guilty of having driven to a location to fly-tip should lose their licence, an Ennis councillor has argued.
*Deputy Joe Carey (FG). Photograph: Natasha Barton CLARE TD Joe Carey (FG) has confirmed he will be standing in the next General Election despite Taoiseach Leo Varadkar (FG) once again overlooking him for a Junior Ministry.
*David Tubridy. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill DOONBEG’s David Tubridy has landed a new role subsequent to his retirement from inter-county football.
*David Hogan (left) is among the Clare owners hoping for success this weekend. ALL ROADS lead to Clonmel this Sunday for the 2023 National Coursing Meeting with a big line up of greyhounds representing the Banner County and hopes are high that celebrations could well be on the cards at the end of the three …
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ISSUES OF FLOODING in Clarecastle have been brought into focus.
AN assessment will be carried out of a “dangerous junction” in Clarcastle after a woman was knocked down and injured. A meeting of the Ennis municipal district heard serious safety issues have arisen at the junction near Clarecastle church. The meeting was told the village has outgrown its existing infrastructure due to busier traffic flows …
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*Colin Lynch. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill FORMER CLARE great, Colin Lynch is set to take on a new coaching role with Clarecastle.
NO ARRESTS have been made following a violent altercation in Clarecastle in the past fortnight.
*Ellen Quinn and Alex Falco, founder of Hurst Botanicals in Clarecastle. CLARECASTLE is the home of kombucha in the West of Ireland, thanks to a couple of entrepreneurs who are brewing the fermented drink from their botanical brewery in the village.
*David Tuohy and Patrick Crotty look towards referee Joe Mullins. Photograph: Ruth Griffin A POWERFUL finish which included three goals in the final moments saw Scariff/Ogonnelloe seal their place in the U21A hurling final.