*Photograph: Ruth Griffin HOME VENUES have been made “a fortress” by Clare’s senior camogie side who line out in their final group game of the National Camogie League this Saturday.
*Cllr Shane Talty (FF). Photograph: John Mangan TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE IRELAND (TII) have been accused of giving “a two finger salute” to North Clare and road users along the N85.
*Moy GAA representatives providing a guard of honour for Joe Vaughan. Photograph: Mrs Red Head Photography NO FOUL play has been suspected in the death of Honorary Life President of Moy GAA and retired school teacher, Joe Vaughan (75).
*Orla Brooks. Photograph: Brian Arthur PRIMARY school students from across Co Clare are getting hands-on with robotics as part of a free STEM workshop.
*Muireann Scanlon returned from injury for Clare in defence. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. NEW CLARE senior camogie manager Eugene Foudy is putting a strong emphasis on building a fighting spirit within his side.
*€750,000 has been allocated for works at Blake’s Corner. Photograph: Bob Singer CO CLARE has received a threefold increase in its national roads funding for 2026.
*Sinead Power, Andrea O’Keeffe, Theresa O’Keeffe and Hannah Shannon. Photograph: John Sheridan INAGH-Kilnamona Camogie Senior County Champions 2025 and the Inagh-Kilnamona GAA Premier Junior B Champions 2025 celebrated their achievements with a social in Hotel Woodstock last month. All photos by John Sheridan
*Eugene Cullinan. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. EUGENE CULLINAN is to return for a second stint as manager of the Inagh/Kilnamona senior hurlers.
Jonathan Keane celebrates winning the South of Ireland Men’s Amateur Open Mandatory Credit ©INPHO/Ben Brady AS the 2025 sporting seasons draws to a close, the keenly contested and eagerly awaited Clare Echo sporting awards return.
*Aidan McCarthy. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. CLARE’s All-Ireland winning freetaker Aidan McCarthy will not be part of the county panel for this coming year.