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Council only drew down €1.3m of €5.9m allocation for Active Travel

JUST 22% of Clare’s allocation under the Active Travel Programme was drawn down in 2021.

Good times can keep on rolling for Ennis RFC

Ennis Rugby Club Coaches: Michael Flynn, Paul Phelan, John Queally and Luke Ryan. Photograph: Natasha Barton These are good times for Ennis rugby club.

U16s inspired by success of Munster’s Ennis trio

By Stuart Holly

Ennis Rugby players Michael Sweeney and Odhran Flynn. Photograph: Natasha Barton LOOKING ahead to Sunday’s final in Musgrave Park, The Clare Echo speaks to Ennis RFC captain, outhalf Odhrán Flynn, and vice captain, loosehead prop Michael Sweeney. And is often the case when you put a forward and a back in the same conversation, there’s …

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Sweet success for Headford Honey

By The Clare Echo

Ollie Hester (Racing Manager) presents the winning trophy to John Leahy of Headford on the win by Headford Honey of the Galway A3 525 on Saturday night. Blaze Bill was in command in the opening heats of the Ann Cheevers Memorial A5 while Galway’s feature contest on Friday, the A3 525 went to the Seamus …

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Inspirational Pat Bogue keeps the people moving for Clare Crusaders

By Gordon Deegan

Pat Bogue (RIP) with his wife Maria and sons Conall and Colm. Large crowds are expected in Barefield this Sunday to celebrate the life of an adopted Clare man with the staging of the ‘Pat Bogue 6k’.

Ennis’ John part of Tesla convoy that transported 70 Ukrainians to Ireland

By Páraic McMahon

AN ENNIS MAN was among a convoy of Tesla car owners that transported up to 70 Ukrainians from Poland to Ireland in a 1900km journey across mainland Europe.

Clare marts ordered to pay damages over bull escape that injured four people at Ennis Mart

By Gordon Deegan

*Rose Keating A mart operator has been ordered to pay €10,000 in personal damages to a young female Limerick dairy farmer from injuries she sustained after a one ton bull escaped from a pen at Ennis Mart five years ago.