Joe Boland leaves the richest of imprints on Co Clare
JOE BOLAND has been remembered as a visionary and innovator whose actions left a rich legacy across Co Clare.
Kilrush
Limerick’s bright start puts Clare minors in winner take all game with Tipp
*Clare captain, Sean McMahon. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill A blistering start by Limerick who scored 2-2 in the opening eleven minutes helped them to victory over Clare in this Munster minor football round 2 game played on Thursday evening.
Specialist ‘Bat Tiles’ installed in Kilrush courthouse for Natterer Bats as part of €198,000 remedial works
Specialist ‘Bat Tiles’ have been put in place in the roof of Kilrush Courthouse to allow Natterer bats to continue to live in their Maternity Bat roost there.
Breckans hold top spot of Cusack Cup & Doonbeg maintain unbeaten run
*Jamie Stack kicked the winning score for St Breckans in their clash with Éire Óg. Photograph: Burren Eye Photography St. Breckans and Doonbeg are the only unbeaten sides in the Cusack Cup as the third round of games took place at the weekend.
Uncertainty hangs over €1.8m allocation for Cahercon awarded in 2018
Cahercon House. Photograph: Ann Marie Hanrahan CONFUSION surrounds the spending of an allocation of €1.8m for the Clare Maritime Economic Zone (MEZ) project in Cahercon.
Creation of slow roads can multiply success of Greenway in West Clare
DEVELOPMENT of community centric ‘slow roads’ has the potential to make West Clare a leading cycling destination in tandem with the construction of a Greenway.
Aherne points the way for Doonbeg & Kildysart collect first win
*Veteran Paraic Aherne kicked the winning score as Doonbeg defeated Éire Óg. Doonbeg and St Breckans share top spot in the Cusack Cup, both sides are unbeaten in two games with county champions Éire Óg and Kilmurry Ibrickane yet to register a win.
‘Somebody drove around our roads with their eyes closed’ – speed limits in Kilrush & North Clare criticised
Officials in Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII) have been scorned for creating “ridiculous hazards” across Kilrush and North Clare through the existing speed limits.
Cranny Cross ‘ the most dangerous road from Ennis to Kilrush’ remarks Kelly in bid for improvement
CRANNY CROSS JUNCTION on the N68 has been identified on Transport Infrastructure Ireland’s (TII) HD17 programme as “a potential hazardous junction”.
