As a result of interest rate hikes from the ECB, banks have increased their interest rates on lending across the board this year. While interest rates have increased on the lending side, they are still offering nothing to the saver who has money on deposit.
*Killian O’Connor (right) was in flying form for Corofin/Ruan. Photograph: Chris Copley THE RACE for the under 21 A hurling championship got underway on Saturday when three games were played.
*Gráinne Moloney. CLONLARA’s Grainne Moloney has teamed up with Ukrainian artist, Yeni for a joint exhibition of paintings now on display at Clare Museum.
*Michelle Caulfield tries to break the tackle of Labhaoise O’Donnell. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill THEY MAY HAVE BEEN defeated for the second year in a row on county final day but the coach of the Truagh/Clonlara senior camogie side is confident they will regroup and return with renewed vengeance next year.
*Patrick Crotty will be a key part of the Scariff/Ogonnelloe attack. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill Twenty six teams will set out this weekend in search of under 21 hurling championship honours.
*Mark Rodgers will be one of the top players in action in the U21 championship. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill CLARE’S famed knockout U21 championship is no more with County Board officers opting to introduce a ‘second chance’ format for 2022.
*Jennifer Daly on the attack for Scariff/Ogonnelloe. SCARIFF/OGONNELLOE have won the Clare senior camogie championship for the third time, defeating Truagh/Clonlara in the decider for the second year in a row.
*Clare star Eimear Kelly is joint captain of the Truagh/Clonlara side. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill Truagh/Clonlara are delighted to be in the county senior camogie final for a second successive season according to joint captain Eimear Kelly.
*Michelle Caulfield will be hoping to win a first senior championship this weekend. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill It won’t surprise anyone that Truagh/Clonlara have retained the same management that led them to their first Clare senior camogie championship final last year.
*Darren O’Brien and Conor O’Halloran embrace at the final whistle of the 2021 Clare SFC final. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill ADDITION OF PRIVATE DEVELOPER LED wastewater infrastructure is key to haling the decline of 51 towns and villages in Clare who face the risk of depopulation in its absence.