*Lee Devitt in action for Treaty Utd. Photograph: Michael J Ryan / Sportsfile. NEWMARKET-ON-FERGUS’ Lee Devitt has signed for Galway Utd as he makes the step up to the League of Ireland Premier Division for next season.
*Gary O’Connell takes down Eoin Hayes. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. AVENUE UTD and Newmarket Celtic both maintained their unbeaten status in the Maloney Hardware Premier Division after finishing all square in a cagey top of the table tie on Sunday afternoon.
*Dromoland Castle. FIVE STAR Dromoland Castle in Newmarket-on-Fergus “only has a few rooms left” for the duration of the Ryder Cup being staged at Adare Manor in September 2027.
*The M18. 25 road collisions have occurred on the M18 and N18 over the past two months.
NEWMARKET-ON-FERGUS Jockey Jessica O’Gorman has been nominated for the Horse Racing Ireland (HRI) Ride of the Year Award 2025. This is a massive achievement for a young Female Apprentice jockey to be nominated amongst five of the biggest names in Irish Racing. Jessica has featured previously in The Clare Echo’s sports section alongside trainer Aengus …
KILKEE OWNERS Brendan Browne and David McNamara tasted big wins in Galway and Clonmel.
*Conor Whelan scored twice for Bridge Utd. Photograph: Joe Buckley NEWMARKET Celtic and Bridge Utd have qualified for the last sixteen of the Munster Junior Cup while Fair Green Celtic have been eliminated on penalties.
*Cathal Kilmartin will be elected as the new Treasurer of Clare GAA. AT LEAST three new officers will join the Executive of Clare GAA for 2026.
IPB Chairman John Hogan presents representatives of Obair Newmarket on Fergus CLG, Eimear Murphy and Orla Meaney with the award for winning the Creative Communities category at the IPB Pride of Place Awards, joined by staff and elected members of Clare County Council. OBAIR Newmarket-on-Fergus beat off competition from across Ireland to claim success at …
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*Robert Loftus of Éire Óg battles with Kilmaley’s Mikey O’Malley. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. CLARE’s senior hurling championship will remain under the same format for 2026 after a proposal to introduce preliminary quarter-finals was rejected.