Ennis’ Seery part of new Peamount management
ENNIS’ Gary Seery has been announced as part of the new management team for Peamount United.
ENNIS’ Gary Seery has been announced as part of the new management team for Peamount United.
*Pearse Avenue. A 32 year old Ennis man has appeared in court in connection with the alleged assault of a 14-year old girl who was chaperoning younger children ‘trick or treating’ on Halloween night.
*Photograph: Sean Curtin / True Media A JUDGE has awarded a retired HSE multi-task hospital attendant €10,000 compensation for an injury sustained from a used COVID-19 vaccination needle stick to a middle finger.
*Amanda Major (IND). Photograph: Joe Buckley IN JUNE, when Amanda Major (IND) said she was “done with politics”, five months on with a General Election campaign under her belt and she said the fun is only beginning in her political career.
*Hilary Tonge (SD) with Eugene Fawl and Seán McMahon. Photograph: Joe Buckley SOCIAL DEMOCRATS “are on the map in Clare” following the General Election, unsuccessful candidate Hilary Tonge (SD) maintained.
*Bridge Utd’s starting eleven in Clonmel. CLARE’s hopes of provincial honours in the Munster Junior Cup remain on track following Sunday’s success for Avenue Utd and Bridge Utd to secure their qualification to the last sixteen.
TRANSITION YEAR students of Ennis Community College and Gaelcholaiste an Chláir plan to host a sustainable Christmas market on Wednesday December 11 from 9am-6pm.
*Leonora Carey (FG) speaking in the count centre. Photograph: Joe Buckley CLARE will not be represented by the member of the Carey family in Dáil Éireann for the first time in almost two decades after Leonora Carey (FG) came up just short in her quest to become a TD.
*Sean O’Callaghan and Conor Mullen celebrate. Photograph: Natasha Barton AVENUE UTD and Bridge Utd have progressed to the fifth round of the FAI Junior Cup while Newmarket Celtic have been knocked out.
All roads lead to glór this weekend as international touring dance show production “Danceperados of Ireland” makes its return to Ennis for the first time in five years.