Ronan Lanigan accepts his prize from Martin Daly. Photograph: Páraic McMahon. RONAN LANIGAN has been to the fore to Éire Óg reaching a fifth Clare SFC final in six seasons, delivering a string of consistent displays, the latest of which sees him win the Martin Daly Autos / The Clare Echo player of the week.
*An artist’s impression of the Ennis Data Centre. The Supreme Court has dismissed an application by opponents of a 200MW €1.6bn data centre for the outskirts of Ennis for leave to appeal against a High Court decision clearing all legal hurdles here faced by the project.
*Minister of State Jerry Buttimer, Gordon Daly, Chief Executive, Clare County Council, Cllr Tommy Guilfoyle, Mayor of Ennis and John Knott, Head of Transport Services Planning, National Transport Authority at the launch of the new Ennis Town Bus Service in Ennis, County Clare || Photograph by Eamon Ward THE new Ennis Town Bus Service is …
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*Ennis Hospital. THE long-awaited Ennis haemodialysis unit is due to become operational on Monday, December 7, according to Clare Fianna Fáil TD Cathal Crowe. The satellite unit will be located at the Clare Technology Park on the Gort Road in Ennis, less than two kilometres from Ennis Hospital. Mr Crowe said the HSE had confirmed …
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*Niall Malone. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. ÉIRE Óg’s Niall Malone will take charge of the Clare SHC final for the third time when he officiates the meeting of Inagh/Kilnamona and Kilmaley.
Brian McNamara presents the Haulie Daly & Mickey McNamara Cup to Conor Keating of The Hope For The Best Syndicate including Noel Coote, Johnny Moroney and trainer John Browne. SALAD CREAM had the sweet taste of success as the coursing season got underway in Co Clare.
*Ciaran Russell gets away from Paul Frawley of St Joseph’s Miltown. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill ÉIRE Óg’s dual players continue to be “a credit to the club” as they bounced back from their exit in the Clare SHC semi-finals to advance to a fifth Clare SFC final in six seasons.
*David Loftus breaks the challenge of Cian Mahony. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. CHAMPIONS Éire Óg have qualified for a fifth Clare SFC in six seasons, overcoming the challenge of St Joseph’s Miltown.
*Crowds on O’Connell Street in Ennis, Photograph: John O’Neill || Inset: Cllr Tommy Guilfoyle A CALL has been made for a daytime drop-in centre for people experiencing homelessness and rough sleeping in Ennis, with Clare County Council to explore options with relevant agencies and organisations. The proposal was brought forward by Mayor of Ennis Cllr …
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*Banner’s Ronan Kilroy. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. BANNER overturned a six point deficit and managed to kick six points without reply to qualify for their first-ever Clare IFC final and devastate Kilrush Shamrocks.