Crusheen’s Christy appointed ITMA photographer in residence
CRUSHEEN’s Christy McNamara has been appointed as the photographer in residence at the Irish Traditional Music Archive for 2022.
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Fitzgibbon Cup glory for Clare hurlers
FITZGIBBON CUP medals are making their way back to Co Clare following the success of the University of Limerick.
Sigerson Cup medal for Éire Óg’s McInerney
*Michael O’Connor and Mark McInerney. ENNIS’ Mark McInerney is celebrating adding to a growing medal collection this week.
‘It will be like looking for a needle in a haystack’ – new pyrite testing mechanism a form of exclusion homeowners fear
*The home of Michelle and Steve Mansfield is among the worst affected in Clare. Photograph: Joe Buckley FRESH HURLDES have been thrown in the way of homeowners impacted by the presence of mica and pyrite.
Harty Party continues for historic St Joseph’s Tulla hurlers
*Captain Ronan O’Connor and goalkeeper Aaron Shanahan with Marty Morrissey. Photograph: Joe Buckley ST JOSEPH’S TULLA’S Harty Cup heroes have been hailed for bringing pride to Co Clare.
Pyrite group will run General Election candidate if necessary
*Dr Martina Cleary. Photograph: Joe Buckley CLARE PYRITE ACTION GROUP are to consider fielding a candidate in the next General Election.
Pyrite homeowners to take to the streets
*Joe O’Donnell questions Minister Darragh O’Brien. Photograph: Joe Buckley HOMEOWNERS in Clare are to protest through the town of Ennis this Saturday.
Approved cycling route linking Ennis, Barefield, Ballyalla & Crusheen awaiting final design
DESIGN for a cycling route linking Ennis with Barefield, Ballyalla and Crusheen is to commence in the coming weeks.
‘Definite and undeniable discrimination’ – Clare’s continued absence from pyrite redress slammed
CONTINUED inclusion of Clare from a remediation scheme for pyrite and mica affected homeowners equates to a “a definite, perpetuated and undeniable form of discrimination”.
No new contract needed to relocate Púca say Council
PLANS to relocate the Púca to North Clare remain on track despite claims that a new contract would need to be signed to make this a reality.