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Carmody steps down as Clare senior camogie manager

*John Carmody. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. JOHN CARMODY has stepped down as manager of the Clare senior camogie team.

Adapting to online market key to survival of Western Herd

*Maeve Sheridan of Western Herd Brewing. TEN YEARS ON from its foundation, Western Herd Brewing Company continues to serve as an example to all small businesses in Clare.

Twelve point turnaround powers Kilmaley to derby spoils against Ballyea

By Eoin Brennan

*Tommy Barry and Mikey O’Neill celebrate. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill The Group of Death sprung to life in almost incredulous circumstances after Kilmaley completed a remarkable twelve point second half turnaround to edge out neighbours Ballyea at the death.

The Water Break: Every club believes they are capable of lifting the Canon Hamilton

By Ross O’Donoghue

*Ballyea and Kilmaley face off in one of the ties of the round. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. SIXTEEN teams enter the championship arena this weekend as the sliotar gets thrown in for the eagerly awaited TUS Clare senior and premier intermediate hurling championships.

Clare claims almost 20% of €14.8m rural water programme funds

By Páraic McMahon

TWENTY TWO GROUP WATER schemes in Clare not connected to Uisce Éireann’s public network have been allocated €14.7m.

Kilmaley looking to exorcise the ghosts of championships past

By Eoin Brennan

*Kilmaley’s Colm Killeen. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill EVERY score and puck matters when it comes to championship, few teams understand that better than Kilmaley.

Connolly development for community building gets green light

By Michael Fitzgerald

CONNOLLY COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT have been granted planning for a much needed community building in the village.

Next step for Clare camogie is returning to quarter-finals says Carmody

By Eoin Brennan

*Lynda Daly in action. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. LOSING by ten points to Waterford in the Glen Dimplex All-Ireland senior camogie quarter-final was a margin that didn’t do Clare justice, manager John Carmody maintained.