Lohan yet to decide on Clare future
*Brian Lohan. Photograph: Joe Buckley Brian Lohan has yet to decide on whether he is keen to continue as Clare senior hurling manager.
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Hehir hopeful Clare will make their mark in camogie championship
*Clare captain, Clare Hehir. Photograph: Burren Eye Photography Clare could hardly have asked for a tougher challenge in the opening round of the All-Ireland senior camogie championship than a meeting with the defending champions Kilkenny who are also the current league title holders.
Ex Clare TD calls for protest over James Owens decision on penalty & sin-bin
*Referee James Owens with captains John Conlon and Seamus Callanan before Sunday’s game. Photograph: Joe Buckley A former Clare TD has said protests will need to be held over the controversial decision by James Owens during Sunday’s Munster senior hurling semi-final.
Bridge & Inagh/Kilnamona favourites as U15 hurling campaign begins
The race for the U15 A and B hurling championships gets underway on Bank holiday Monday with twelve games listed for decision, three in the A grade and the remainder in the B competition.
‘Immeasurable sadness’ as Inagh man dies in Galway workplace accident
A construction worker who died in Galway on Wednesday has been named locally as Clareman, Brian Callinan.
Áras an Chláir to light up in teal for World Ovarian Cancer Day
Áras Contae an Chláir is to light up in colour teal on Saturday to promote awareness of ovarian cancer in the county.
Provision of Ennis town bus service remains ‘absolute priority’ for NTA
A town bus service for Ennis is “an absolute priority” of the National Transport Authority (NTA).
Cullinan succeeds Hegarty as Inagh/Kilnamona manager
Inagh/Kilnamona will have a new management for 2021 with Eugene Cullinan taking over from Fergal Hegarty.
A year on from #GE2020 how have the Clare TDs performed
The General Election of February 2020 was regarded as a political earthquake in Co Clare.
Tributes paid following passing of Kilnamona book shop, theatre and gallery owner from terminal cancer
Tributes have been paid to well known book shop and theatre owner Éibhleann Ní Ghríofa who passed away earlier this month having been diagnosed with terminal cancer during the summer at the age of just 36.
