Patrick’s Bar ready for a night of the darts
FORMER world number one darts professional, Colin ‘Jaws’ Lloyd is among the lineup for a charity exhibition in Ennis on Friday night.
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St Joseph’s Doora/Barefield & Banner in Munster action
*St Joseph’s Doora/Barefield goalkeeper, Paul Madden. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill CLARE’s representatives in the Munster intermediate and junior hurling club championships take to the field this weekend.
Man (50s) dies in Clooney collision
ONE MAN has died following a two vehicle collision in Clooney on Thursday afternoon.
‘We’re the best team in the county & we aren’t planning on going anywhere’ – McMahon
Cathal O’Reilly is fouled by Ikem Ugwueru and Niall McMahon. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill Niall McMahon is one of Éire Óg’s unsung heroes. A dual player, he plays corner back for the hurlers while he is a defensive wing forward for the footballers, never one to grab the headlines this doesn’t bother him in the slightest.
Lynch & Collins announce Treaty Utd exits
*Jack Lynch celebrates for Treaty Utd. Photograph: Joe Buckley CLARE DUO, JACK Lynch and Joe Collins have confirmed their departures from Treaty Utd.
Moroney to step down from Clare GAA Executive
*Simon Moroney in Cusack Park. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill SIMON MORONEY has informed Clare GAA officers that he is to step down from his role as Central Council Delegate, The Clare Echo has learned.
Greens announce scientist Bridget Ginnity as new Ennis rep
BRIDGET GINNITY has been selected as the Green Party representative for the Ennis electoral area.
Ennistymon supporter arrested for releasing flare at county final
*Supporters on the field following Sunday’s Clare SFC final. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill A 49 year old Ennistymon GAA supporter who allegedly released a flare at the Clare SFC final on Sunday told a Garda “I would do it again”, a court has heard.
Hurling defeat strengthened resolve of David Mc & Éire Óg footballers to retain Jack Daly
*David McNamara shields the ball from Joey Rouine. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill ÉIRE ÓG were driven on by the devastation of losing the Clare SHC final by a single point in their quest to retain the county football title, midfielder David McNamara has said.
‘I lit a candle for Pat Fitzpatrick & he was looking down on us’ – Madden knows value of success to Éire Óg
*Mark McInerney and Paul Madden stand for the national anthem. Photograph: Paul Madden A PROUD ÉIRE Óg man to the core, it’s fitting in a way that such a genuine clubman like Paul Madden holds the distinction of managing their senior footballers to back to back titles for the first time.