Big wins for St Breckan’s & Clondegad in Garry Cup
Michael Cotter tries to block Oisin O’Loughlin’s shot. Photograph: Burren Eye Photography ST BRECKAN’s and Clondegad recorded their first wins in the willwego.com Garry Cup.
Michael Cotter tries to block Oisin O’Loughlin’s shot. Photograph: Burren Eye Photography ST BRECKAN’s and Clondegad recorded their first wins in the willwego.com Garry Cup.
Liscannor’s Anja Kolic pictured with her winning entry in the Burren and Cliffs of Moher UNESCO Global Geopark photography competition. Photograph: Eamon Ward. A LISCANNOR-based photographer has been named overall winner of a photography competition celebrating the twentieth anniversary of the Global Geoparks Network (GGN).
SHEAMIE GARRIHY’S showbiz career has received another boost, having recently appeared in an extended version of a half time ad during the Super Bowl this week.
CLARE COUNTY COUNCIL have confirmed it will stand down its six community response hubs and the community helpline established following Storm Éowyn.
THE IMPACT of the historic levels of damage caused by Storm Éowyn is still being felt across Clare, almost a week after it first made landfall on the 23rd of January.
A NIGHT of traditional Irish storytelling is coming to the Armada Hotel this Saturday.
VISITORS to the Cliffs of Moher engaged in reckless behaviour while some sections are dangerous for the large volumes of the public using the trail, an inspection has found.
*Eoin Hayes is one of two former Oscar Traynor winners in the Clare squad. Photograph: John Mangan HAVING twice managed Clare to the Oscar Traynor national title, Doolin native Donie Garrihy returned to the role of Clare manager last season and on this Thursday evening he will lead the county into their opening game in …
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A REMEDIAL works programme is to commence in Doolin to tackle failed watermains.
*Alan Sweeney of St Breckans. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill WINDY conditions in Miltown Malbay forced a return “to the old stuff” in gaelic football where Ennistymon reigned supreme over St Breckan’s.