Peter Duggan and Paddy Doyle react to the breaking ball. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill CLARE supporters could probably name their starting line-up for the opening round of the Munster Senior Championship series now but as they found out to their cost in 2025, an inter-county team is only as good as it supporting cast.
*MSc Human Resource Management graduate Hellen Gyamfi from Ennis. Photograph: Arthur Ellis A TOTAL of 2,038 students, including 78 PhDs, have graduated from the University of Limerick this week as part of the Winter Conferring Ceremonies. Students from the faculties of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences, Kemmy Business School, Science and Engineering, and Education and …
*Clare senior football manager, Paul Madden. Photograph: Ruth Griffin CLARE’s opening outing against Down in the Allianz National Football League will not define the county’s season according to new manager, Paul Madden.
CLARE County Council is on course to deliver 232 social and affordable homes this year, with the support of local developers and in partnership with Approved Housing Bodies.
*Paul Cibis. Photograph: Jim Kroft A GALWAY sporano and German renowned pianist are set to perform in Ennis as part of their concert series exploring the theme of love. To celebrate the launch of her debut album ‘Togetherness’ on Navona Records, Galway soprano Helen Hancock welcomes her pianist Paul Cibis back to Ireland for a …
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*St Flannan’s College, Ennis THREE additional special needs class will come to Ennis. Of the classes, one will be allocated to Ennis National School and two will be introduced to St Flannan’s College. Fianna Fáil Minister for Special Education, Michael Moynihan, announced this week that 168 classes have been assigned to 159 schools. The announcement …
*Limerick prison cell A JUDGE has told a 20-year old east Clare man that if he is sent to prison it will not particularly pleasant where he will have to share a prison cell with three other men. At Killaloe District Court sitting in Ennis, Judge Alec Gabbett told Adrian Kelly of Teerana, Kilkishen “this is your last chance, this is it” …
*Coláiste Muire camogie team celebrates their win. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill COLÁISTE Muire Ennis have been crowned Munster Champions. The Junior B camogie side put in a fantastic performance to defeat Sarced Heart Clonakilty on a scoreline of 1-09 to 0-10 at Clarecastle GAA grounds last Saturday afternoon in front of a healthy crowd. Photos by …
ENNIS councillors have moved to ‘preserve history’ by promoting signage on the Clare Road. The Clare Road, stretches from Darcy’s Corner in Ennis – where DNG O’Sullivan Hurley’s offices are – to the periphery of Clarecastle village. However in recent decades, it has incorrectly garnered the unofficial title of the Limerick Road. The notice of …
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CLARE County Council has announced its intention to introduce permanent partial pedestrianisation of O’Connell Street, Ennis, set to commence on March 2, 2026. This proposal comes in response to significant public engagement, with almost 90% of participants in a recent survey expressing support for pedestrianisation measures. The proposed change aims to support a vibrant and …
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