*Clare GAA’s Head of Operations, Deirdre Murphy. Photograph: Natasha Barton ISOLATED PLAYERS, the potential return of admission fees for adult league games from 2024 and Clondegad’s placing in Division 5 of the football league were among the issues to raise debate at the March meeting of Clare GAA.
CO CLARE IS SET to shine on the small screen once again with the return of the third series of Smother.
A judge has rejected an application that he throw out a €60,000 personal injury action by a Co Clare mother before evidence is heard in the case.
*Denis Vaughan has been elected as the new Chair of the Labour Party’s Clare branch. Photograph: Eamon Ward ENNISTYMON’s Denis Vaughan (LAB) has been elected as the new Chairperson of the Clare Labour Party.
Moy Hill is a community led sustainable farm located in Lackamore, County Clare.
Clare greyhound owners from Moy, Miltown Malbay, Ennistymon and Shannon were among the winners at Galway track over the weekend.
Wins at the Galway Track on Friday and Saturday night for Owner Trainer Donal Cooney proved the ideal start for the O’Callaghans Mills man who continued his winning streak in Cusack Park as part of the management team that led the Fireballs back into the last eight of the Clare SHC.
Galway Greyhound track continued to be a source of success for Clare greyhound owners with victories over the weekend for Ennis, Tubber and Kilmihil owned dogs.
Clare greyhounds continued their good run of form with more success recorded in weekend runs in Limerick and Galway.
Even a global pandemic couldn’t deter the positive effect of Lahinch hosting The Irish Open twelve months ago with two hoteliers from the coastal spot looking at the bright side having reopened their doors last Monday.
