*Joe Casey wins possession for Kilmaley. Photograph: Ruthie Griffin. JOE CASEY has been Kilmaley’s resident man-marker in their run to a first Clare SHC final in twenty two years and will be putting family and friendships aside as they encounter Inagh/Kilnamona.
*Seamus O’Reilly will deliver a lecture ‘Heroes Without Laurels’ on the history of Clare hurling alongside Ollie Byrnes. A HOST of free lectures and talks will bring the people of Clare back to their roots during History Week.
*Ennistymon’s Gearoid Barry. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. INEXPERIENCE in defending a lead in the closing moments was rued by Ennistymon as they reflected on their exit from the Clare SFC.
*Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. ST JOSEPH’s Miltown are through to the semi-finals of the Clare SFC for the first time since 2023, overcoming Ennistymon in a real knockout battle.
Kildysart’s Emmet McMahon chases after Niall Kelly of Lissycasey. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill SAFETY nets no longer exist as the Clare senior football championship hits the quarter-final stage.
*Irish Oak barrels which are used by Burren Distillers. US President Donald Trump announcing to lift tariffs on Irish whiskey couldn’t have come at a better time for a Clare distillery.
*Blake’s Corner in Ennistymon CLARE County Council is to spend up to €30m to end one of the most notorious traffic bottlenecks in the country at Blake’s Corner in the north Clare town of Ennistymon. This is disclosed in new tender related documentation for the works where the Council has initiated the procurement process for the main contract for …
COUNCILLORS have called for Government intervention to protect around 100 jobs at Daktronics in Ennistymon, with one member declaring that “West Clare is ready and open for business.”
*Cllr Bill Slattery (inset) said local councillors were not aware of the proposed site at Calluragh or planned marine outfall at Cregg Beach, despite landowners being told on August 30 that they were. RESIDENTS in Lahinch and Ennistymon were not adequately informed about Uisce Eireann’s consultation in relation to a wastewater treatment plant.
*Moher Celtic’s Michael Davenport in possession. Photograph: Joe Buckley MOHER CELTIC make their return to the Maloney Hardware Premier Division this weekend with the sole focus of survival on their minds.