*Jane Fitzgerald celebrates at the final whistle. Photograph: Ruth Griffin. INAGH/KILNAMONA have been crowned Clare senior camogie champions for the first time in five years after defeating title holders Truagh/Clonlara following extra time.
*Eugene Foudy. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. INAGH/KILNAMONA are bidding to bridge a five year gap since last winning the Clare senior camogie championship.
*Lending Officer with St Francis Credit Union, Raymond O’Mahony presents the award to Andrea O’Keeffe. ANDREA O’KEEFFE was one of the star performers for Inagh/Kilnamona to keep their bid for a first senior camogie title since 2020 on track to win the Clare Credit Unions/The Clare Echo player of the week.
*Laoise Ryan. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. TWO WEEKS after tasting defeat in the Clare ladies senior football final, Laoise Ryan is hoping for a different outcome this week.
Laoise Ryan brings the ball out of defence chased by Amy Barrett. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. FOUR-TIME Clare senior camogie champions Inagh/Kilnamona sealed their place in the county final after defeating Scariff/Ogonnelloe by four points.
Representatives from Inagh were formally presented with the award for Ireland’s Greenest Village 2025 at a ceremony held in Electric Ireland’s headquarters in Dublin this week.
*Furglan NS. ENROLLING UKRAINIAN students will be explored as a mechanism to save Furglan NS, a Clare TD has said.
*Staff and students of Furglan NS. Photograph: John Sheridan FURGLAN NS’ “tremendous effort” to enrol four extra pupils has fallen short but the North Clare school will be making an appeal to the Department of Education to keep its doors open.
Principal Patricia Vaughan at the entrance to Furglan NS. Photograph: John Sheridan. FURGLAN NATIONAL SCHOOL is at risk of closure unless it can enrol four extra pupils by the end of September.
Annie, Tadhg, Ciara O’Loughlin, Thomas Mackey, Roisin Garvey, Jacob McEntee and Sean Gannon at the Inagh Bus stop which has a new bicycle shelter installed beside it. Photograph: Eamon Ward. INAGH has been named Ireland’s Greenest Village for 2025.