*Frank Landy. BUSINESSES across Clare have said they feel “betrayed” by the decision of Clare County Council and its elected members to increase commercial rates by 8 percent.
*Donal Carey. BORN in Ennis but “a Magpie to the end,” former Junior Minister and Clare TD, Donal Carey’s ability to look out for those in need, his love for family and strength has been remembered.
*Drumcliffe Cemetery. MEMORIALS are to be placed on four unmarked graves in Drumcliffe Cemetery.
*Tensions boil over between Shannon Town Utd and Lifford AFC. Photograph: Joe Buckley LIFFORD let another glorious chance to claim three points slip through the fingers in the Maloney Hardware CDSL Premier Division with Aaron Shinners securing a draw for Shannon Town Utd in the final quarter of Sunday’s league tie.
Vanessa Spencer, Munster Tech Centre, Arlene Hayes of Pamela Scott’s, Margaret O’Brien, Ennis Chamber, Nandi O’Sullivan, The Shannon Airport Group, Maeve Flouch, County Boutique, Jenny Mather, Sweet n Green and Rosie Heaslip of Heaslips. Photograph: Eamon Ward. ENNIS CHAMBER and Shannon Airport have teamed up once again to boost footfall in the county town while …
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*Gary O’Connell takes down Eoin Hayes. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. AVENUE UTD and Newmarket Celtic both maintained their unbeaten status in the Maloney Hardware Premier Division after finishing all square in a cagey top of the table tie on Sunday afternoon.
*St Peter and Paul Cathedral. A 42 year old Ennis man has appeared in court charged with criminal damage of a Catholic Church building when defecating on the floor of the St Peter and Paul Cathedral in Ennis.
*A disappointed Shane O’Donnell watches on as Ballygunner are crowned Munster champions. Photograph: Ruth Griffin. ÉIRE ÓG’s historic hurling season has come to an end at the hands of Ballygunner who have now won more Munster senior hurling titles than any other club in the province.
*Éire Óg goalkeeper Darragh Stack. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. HELPING ÉIRE Óg’s historic hurling season to become a reality has been the performances of shot stopper Darragh Stack.
THE CLARE Echo speaks to Joe Whelan in the newest episode of the Business Chamber Podcast. The latest episode of the Business Chamber Podcast, in partnership with Ennis Chamber of Commerce, is out today. Host Joe Melody is joined by Joe Whelan, owner of Whelan’s Garage, located in Ennis, Kilrush and Loughrea. Only a year …