All-Ireland gold & Munster titles aplenty for Clare
Fourteen Munster titles came back to the Banner County with two runners-up as Clare had a huge representation at the Munster Development Day at the National handball centre at Croke Park.
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Prison support sought for Carrigaholt robbery accused who has been in same clothes for a month
*Darragh Pender. A SOLICITOR for one of the four Clare men accused of robbery of Carrigaholt Post Office has asked for prison support for his client stating that the man is in the same clothes as he was four or five weeks ago.
Philpott wins Munster junior singles title
IN AN all-Clare Munster ladies junior singles championship final at the weekend Chloe Philpott overcame Orla O’Brien in a game that went the full distance.
GALLERY: O’Callaghans Mills celebrate promotion to top tier at victory social
*Photograph: Ruth Griffin. O’CALLAGHANS MILLS toasted their return to the ranks of Clare senior hurling at the club’s recent social.
Clare ladies crowned Munster champions
*Orla O’Brien and Chloe Philpott. THERE were a number of successes for Clare players in the Munster ladies singes handball championships in the past week.
Kilkee woman pleads guilty to four more charges from fatal road crash of teacher
*Saoirse Lillis McMahon. A 33-year old Kilkee woman has pleaded guilty to four more charges arising from the road death of former school teacher, Michael Lorigan (70).
Council commit to CCTV survey to try detect flooding at The Forge in Kilkishen
CCTV investigations will be carried out in Kilkishen to determine issues with the storm water network.
Kilkee woman pleads guilty to dangerous driving causing death of Kilmurry McMahon teacher
*Saoirse Lillis McMahon. A 33-year old Kilkee woman pleaded guilty to the dangerous driving causing the death of ‘inspirational’ school teacher, Michael Lorigan (70).
‘Shambolic refereeing ruined the game’ – Mills livid with Munster final showing
Conor Henry makes his way to the sideline after getting sent off. Photograph: Ruth Griffin. O’CALLAGHANS MILLS had a year full of highs on the hurling field but have been left seething with their Munster Final defeat to Upperchurch-Drombane and the performance of referee Nicky O’Toole.
Fireballs see red as The Mills finish with 12 men in controversial Munster final defeat
*Referee Nicky O’Toole is escorted off the field after the final whistle. Photograph: Ruth Griffin O’CALLAGHANS MILLS’ memorable season which was full of highs has ended on a sour note following a fourteen point Munster final loss on an evening when they finished with twelve men.