Crawford, Fitzgerald & Ennis Tidy Towns to be honoured at annual awards of Clare Association
DR SUSAN CRAWFORD, Ennis Tidy Towns and Mary Fitzgerald are to be honoured at this year’s Muintir an Chláir dinner dance.
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‘They have trained as hard as any Clare men’s team’ – Lenihan issues call for ladies footballers to get Banner backing
*Clare defender, Grainne Harvey. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill CLARE SUPPORTERS are being urged to get behind the county’s ladies football side in Sunday’s All-Ireland semi-final.
Clare must become more familiar with big days & top teams in order to progress
*Photograph: Gerard O’Neill CLARE’s footballers will only begin to close the gap on top counties by making a quarter-final appearance an annual occurrence.
Return of Willie Clancy week to lift Miltown Malbay
*Photograph: Arthur Ellis MILTOWN MALBAY’s economic is readying itself for a surge with the return of the Willie Clancy Festival.
Rineen Ambush recalled in new play
DOOLIN will host the world premiere of the play ‘2 Days in September’ this week.
Fine tuning needed for policy around No Mow May
A MORE FINELY TUNED policy is required when it comes to the ‘No Mow May’ policy in Clare according to county councillors.
Terrific performance by Coolavanny Palm
The semi-finals of the Martin Ryan Transport Treaty Cup Open 350 featured on a twelve race card at Limerick Greyhound Stadium on Saturday night last. The night ended with a terrific performance from Coolavanny Palm as she turned her A2 575 contest into a procession for David Hogan of Quilty.
Clare footballers can drive on in All-Ireland quarter-final
*Jamie Malone on his way to kicking the winning score against Roscommon. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill CLARE’s footballers will be determined to ensure reaching the last eight of the All-Ireland quarter-finals is not the highlight of their season.
Coolmeen’s growth in housing, traffic & school numbers cited in bid to reduce speed limit
GROWTH IN COOLMEEN HAS been flagged in the argument to reduce the speed limit in the West Clare village.
Quilty feeling the brunt of ‘climate change consequences’ as wait for coastal protection continues
*Damage in Quilty and Seafield following the storms of 2014. QUILTY AND parts of West Clare “are the forefront of the consequences of climate change,” the Cathaoirleach of the local electoral area has stressed.