Lethal road conditions across Clare following snowfall
ROAD CONDITIONS in parts of Clare have been described as “lethal” with heavy snowfall in parts of the county.
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Workload on inter-county players not sustainable warns Collins
*Clare senior football manager, Colm Collins. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill CLARE FOOTBALL MANAGER, Colm Collins has warned that the current workload on inter-county players is not sustainable.
“Absolutely frightening” number of unlit cyclists on road, meeting told
A councillor has described as “absolutely frightening” the number of cyclists without proper lighting on rural roads.
Ex Echo reporter Cian joins The Irish Mirror
FORMER CLARE ECHO REPORTER, Cian O Broin has joined The Irish Mirror.
Aidan Moloney takes charge in Lissycasey
As the start up date for domestic GAA competitions fast approaches, clubs across the county are busy putting plans in place for the 2023 season. Finalising management teams for the new season is the main focus of many clubs at this time. Kilmurry-Ibrickane’s Aidan Moloney will be in charge in Lissycasey in 2023. A member …
Lynch set to link up with Clarecastle for coming season
*Colin Lynch. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill FORMER CLARE great, Colin Lynch is set to take on a new coaching role with Clarecastle.
Extra public lighting adjacent to Clondrinagh NS may cause traffic safety issues
INSTALLING additional public lighting adjacent to a West Clare school may result in traffic safety issues, officials in Clare County Council have warned.
Hope expressed that Mullagh NS works will be funded under Safe Routes to School programme
APPEALS FOR a pedestrian crossing and lights plus the presence of a lollipop persons have been made for Mullagh National School.
Banner & Clondegad win semi-finals to set up U21B football showdown
Photograph: Mark Hayes CLONDEGAD AND the Banner will contest the U21B football championship final following their victories over Lissycasey and Kilmurry-Ibrickane respectively on Sunday afternoon.
Clare GAA PRO says Association hasn’t been able to get access to ‘official’ Instagram or Facebook pages
*Programme sales brought in over €40,000 for Clare GAA this year. CLARE GAA’S public relations officer does not have access to accounts perpetrating to be the ‘official’ pages of the Association on Instagram and Facebook.