Éire Óg winners meet future stars at final academy session
*Mark McInerney and Manus Doherty with members of the Academy. Photograph: Natasha Barton. Éire Óg’s history-makers joined future stars of the club for the Academy’s final session of 2025.
Ennis
Seven month prison term for man (45) who assaulted retired judge aged in his eighties
*FILE PIC: Joseph Mangan during his time as a District Court judge. A JUDGE has stated that a Co Clare man who committed a one punch street assault on an 80 year retired judge “was an attack on the administration of justice”.
Ennis Chelsea supporters club celebrate thirty years
THIRTY YEARS of the Ennis Chelsea Supporters Club will be marked this weekend.
Supports needed for Ennis businesses following construction of public realm
*Works on High Street last year. BUSINESSES in Ennis must be supported when the town reopens following the conclusion of the public realm construction works next month.
Pedestrianisation back on the table with delayed public realm works to finish next month
*Photograph: Páraic McMahon VEHICULAR traffic will return to all streets of Ennis town centre next month except O’Connell Street.
Laurie Ryan appointed manager of Treaty Utd women’s side
ENNIS’ Laurie Ryan has been appointed as the new manager of the Treaty United FC women’s senior side.
Disgraced former Garda to plead guilty to PULSE disclosure
*Shane Flanagan. A FORMER Garda jailed in July for inciting strangers to rape a colleague is to plead guilty to the unauthorised disclosure of Garda PULSE personal data on fourteen individuals.
Russell adds another accolade as player of the week
*Ciaran Russell receives his award from Martin Daly. AS THEY ETCHED their names in the history books by winning a senior championship double, Ciaran Russell was once again one of the leading lights for Éire Óg to win the Martin Daly Autos/The Clare Echo player of the week.
Civic reception requested for historic Éire Óg senior champions
*Photograph: Gerard O’Neill A CIVIC RECEPTION is on the cards for Éire Óg after their senior hurlers and footballers won a historic double.
Reidy revels in the big day to deliver player of the week performance
*David Reidy receives his award from Lending Officer with St Francis Credit Union, Raymond O’Mahony. FOREVER etched in the history books as the man to captain Éire Óg to their sixteenth Clare SHC title, David Reidy adds the distinction of the St Francis Credit Union/The Clare Echo player of the week to his annals.