*Kilmaley coach, Colin Lynch. Photograph: Burren Eye Photography In what is turning out to be a very competitive Division 1A of the Clare Cup, Kilmaley remain the only unbeaten team.
Ennis Rugby Club Coaches: Michael Flynn, Paul Phelan, John Queally and Luke Ryan. Photograph: Natasha Barton These are good times for Ennis rugby club.
Ennis Rugby players Michael Sweeney and Odhran Flynn. Photograph: Natasha Barton LOOKING ahead to Sunday’s final in Musgrave Park, The Clare Echo speaks to Ennis RFC captain, outhalf Odhrán Flynn, and vice captain, loosehead prop Michael Sweeney. And is often the case when you put a forward and a back in the same conversation, there’s …
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ADEPT Digital Solutions is celebrating one year in business by offering clients a 10 per cent discount. Owned and operated by Gillian Lafferty in her native Inagh, Adept Digital Solutions offers website design and digital marketing services. Having established her business on April 2, 2021, Gillian told The Clare Echo her first year has been …
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*Photograph; Gerard O’Neill SCARIFF BAY COMMUNITY RADIO have announced the 2021 Clare Camogie All Stars.
ATTEMPTS for locals to source permanent accommodation in seaside parts of Co Clare has become “virtually impossible”.
Ennistymon CBS claimed the Corn Risteard Uí Mhathúna (Munster Senior Hurling C championship) beating Presentation School Ballingarry 2-22 to 1-07.
*Eamon Ryan. Photograph: John Mangan A group of protestors last night attempted to effect a citizen’s arrest of the Minister for the Environment, Climate and Communications. The protest occurred in the Old Ground Hotel in Ennis where Minister Eamon Ryan was holding a public meeting. The Minister had just started to speak when members …
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*Fionn Hickey gets to the ball ahead of Paddy Fitzgerald in the semi-final. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill “FANTASTIC PERFORMANCES” have been exhibited by St Joseph’s Tulla en route to the Dr Harty Cup final but a ten percent improvement is required if they are to surprise favourites Ard Scoil Rís in the provincial decider.
ASHLING MURPHY’s killing must lead to change in the treatment of women across Irish society, vigils in her memory have heard.
