No confusion for Manley in Galway
THERE WAS no confusion for Cratloe owner Ger Manley when Confused Kiely claimed the top prize in the €500 Getting Out Race.
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Camerooney triumphs for Carkill in Tralee debut
*Robert Carkill and family celebrate the success of Camerooney. CLARE greyhound owners tasted success in Galway, Limerick and Kerry over the past week.
‘Rural Ireland deserves better & West Clare demands better’ – eir under fire following broadband outage
*Kilrush. DEVELOPMENT of a redundant fibre route into Kilrush and West Clare has been requested from eir in the aftermath of a major broadband outage which left over 4,400 homes and businesses in West Clare without internet.
Double success for Duggan & Cummins
FIVE Banner greyhounds entered the winner’s enclosure at the SIS Limerick meeting on Thursday last with doubles for Tulla’s Donie Duggan and Newmarket-on-Fergus’ Myles Cummins.
Over 4,000 West Clare homes & business impacted by internet outage
Photograph: Home Thought Productions. HOMES and businesses in West Clare remain without internet following a road traffic collision between Lissycasey and Kilrush on Thursday evening.
Limerick based energy company lodge plans for three wind turbines near Kilrush
*A decision on the plans will be made by the beginning of July. PLANS for three new wind turbines near Kilrush have been submitted to Clare County Council.
Russell’s Pete sets the standard
AN EIGHTH win on the tracks was recorded by the Shannon owned Petes Noah.
Cooraclare man declared hostile witness after refusal to give evidence against neighbour in drink driving case
*Cooraclare. Photograph: Shane Lorigan. A GARDA inspector declared a Cooraclare man a hostile witness in a case where his ‘over the drink-driving limit’ neighbour wrote off his car in a late night road traffic accident.
Brickhill Rosie records first career win
A FIRST career success was recorded by Brickhill Rosie in Galway much to the delight of her Clare owners.
Brian Mc rising above for Clare in ‘more exciting’ role for midfielders
*Brian McNamara. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. NEW RULES and a stronger emphasis on fielding has made gaelic football “more exciting”, Clare midfielder Brian McNamara has said.
