Sligo’s McGowan confirmed as new coach of Clare senior footballers
*Gerry McGowan. Photograph: James Crombie / INPHO Sligo’s Gerry McGowan has been confirmed as the new team coach of Colm Collins’ Clare senior footballers.
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Kilmihil holding off on appointing management until season has further clarity
*Kilmihil’s Sean Crowley. Photograph: Sean Crowley Kilmihil GAA club has delayed finalising their various management teams until there is a clearer picture as to when club competitions will resume.
Kilmihil great Stan Lineen laid to rest
*Stan Lineen receives an accolade from former Clare GAA Chairman Michael McDonagh along with members of the 1980 Kilmihil side to mark 25 years of their championship win. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill The death occurred last week of one of Kilmihil’s best known residents, Stan Lineen.
Kilmihil’s Micaela honoured with Rachel Kenneally bursary
A Clare woman is among four students to have been awarded a bursary in honour of the late Tipperary ladies footballer Rachel Kenneally.
Feature success for Kilrush owned Iniesta
A Kilrush dog took the top spoils in the headline event of Friday’s twelve race programme at Galway Greyhound Stadium.
New management structure for Cahercalla while new COVID-19 outbreak causes concern
A new management structure has been put in place at Cahercalla Community Hospital and Hospice while confirmation of three new COVID-19 cases has caused fresh concern at the facility.
Book by Kilmihil author distributed free to DP centres & nursing homes for Ireland Reads
A new campaign has been launched to get the people of Clare to put their head in the books ahead of a national day of reading.
Kilmihil homeowner ‘losing piers’ due to road condition
Pier damage has occurred on multiple occasions to a Kilmihil homeowner due to the condition of the R484, a West Clare representative has claimed.
Ryan retained in Lissycasey hotseat
John Ryan is to continue in the hotseat as Lissycasey senior football manager.
Keating’s collapse leaves debts of €30m
Keating Construction’s collapse has left debts in excess of €30m.