*Harry Doherty is brought to ground. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. A SHARPER Thurles CBS were crowned 2025 Dr Harty Cup champions when they recorded a merited three point win over St Flannan’s College.
ST FLANNAN’S COLLEGE are keen to end a five year wait for Dr Harty Cup honours.
*Signs have been drawn by children living in Ballybeg appealing to motorists to slow down. ELECTED representatives are to consider making an application to have a speed van located in Ballybeg to tackle ongoing speeding in the locality.
*Brian Crowley. ENNIS businessman, Brian Crowley this year shared in a €8m dividend payout with other shareholders in his TTM healthcare recruitment group as pre-tax profits last year increased by 32 percent to €11.55m.
A REVIEW of all existing accessible car parking spaces in the Ennis Municipal District is ongoing.
*Abbey Street. TRADITIONAL SHOP FRONTS in Ennis must be maintained according to councillors from the county town.
DELIVERY of the Ennis Town Bus in 2025 is hoped to result in the addition of a pedestrian crossing on the Clon Road.
*Photograph: John Mangan ENNIS’ public realm works recommence on Monday with appeals made for a temporary traffic management plan to be introduced to ease congestion while capacity issues at the Maid of Erin roundabout has been labelled as a contributory factor.
DOUBLE YELLOW lines are to be installed from Cornmarket Street to Hermitage in Ennis.
WITH HIGHS and lows aplenty throughout the sporting year, it’s been twelve months to remember on and off the field with plenty of competition for the sought-after Clare Echo sporting awards.