TV documentary traces lives of ordinary Clare folk during construction of M18
Jill Beardsworth and Keith Walsh’s 2018 documentary When All is Ruin Once Again had its TV premiere in September.
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D”Barber Shop still a cut above on twenty fifth anniversary
ENNIS barber Micheál Malone is celebrating 25 years in business at D”Barber Shop on Francis Street.
Demystifying the Biddy Early connection to Clare’s success of 1995
Leading up to the historic 1995 All-Ireland final, talk of the Biddy Early curse began to take hold within the county.
Clare loses another music powerhouse in Brendan Mulkere
Famous fiddle-player and teacher, Brendan Mulkere has died, he had tutored generations of musicians in London from the 1970s onwards.
Six Clare groups to receive combined €186k in COVID-19 stability fund
€186,000 in funding has been ringfenced for community and voluntary organisations, charities and social enterprises in Clare.
New managements finding it more difficult to progress in COVID championship
New management teams are finding it more difficult to advance in the 2020 Clare SHC and SFC which has been dubbed as “the COVID championship”.
Merited win sees O’Callaghans Mills progress to quarter-finals
First half goals from Gary Cooney and Bryan Donnellan laid the foundations for this merited win by O’Callaghans Mills over Crusheen in this round 2 game in the senior hurling championship.
Do or die as Clare SHC reaches round two
Action steps up a gear in the Clare SHC with the second round representing a do or die knockout clash for all senior sides, Eoin Brennan previews what we can expect.
Crusheen take cautious approach in preparing for championship opener
Crusheen dumped Ballyea out of the 2019 Clare SHC and are wary for the backlash as the sides get reacquainted this weekend.
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