Ballyea prevail in battle with Crusheen
Two time county champions Ballyea began their 2020 Clare SHC with a win coming out on top against battle-hardened Crusheen on Sunday afternoon
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Ballyea buoyed by regular presence of county men to drive standards
Ballyea are buoyed by the presence of their key men as they fine-tune preparations for their opening outing of the Clare senior hurling championship, it’s an experience they haven’t been used to.
Crusheen groups join forces to help playground recover from vandal attack
Organisations in Crusheen are joining forces to pay for damage caused in the local playground.
Crusheen’s Hendrik ready for Wild Cycle for leukaemia
Crusheen’s Hendrik Ketelaar will take to the road cycling from Kinsale to Derry along the Wild Atlantic Way taking nothing with him but his bike and tent.
Florence proud to be part of frontline efforts during COVID-19
Household Attendant at Ennis General Hospital Florence Kelly has revealed that living in the “here and now” helped her to cope with the anxiety of working on the front line during the Covid-19 crisis.
New classroom to be built in Crusheen NS
Funding has been set aside for a new classroom and SET room for Crusheen NS.
Ironman auctioneer adopts virtual reality in work and home life
CORMAC O’Sullivan is known to most as a leading auctioneer however in recent years he has delved head first into the world of ironman competition.
TG4 journey of musical discovery comes to Clare on Sunday
Father and son musicians, Breanndán and Cormac Ó Beaglaoich have completed a journey of “musical discovery” along the West coast of Ireland, their time in Clare is recorded on Sunday as part of a new series on TG4.
JCB catches fire in Crusheen
*Photograph: John Mangan Emergency services have successfully tackled a blaze on a Clare road this afternoon (Sunday).
New York trip led to Fr Harry Bohan staying on as Clare hurlers stood up to Co Board
*Justin McCarthy & Fr Harry Bohan An October trip to New York City billed as a fundraiser would also turn out to a journey that inspired Clare’s senior hurlers to step up to the County Board and demand Fr. Harry Bohan continue as bainisteoir.
