Capital investment for Scariff campus
*Minister for Higher and Further Education, Simon Harris. FUNDING FOR A project at the College of Further Education Training Scariff Campus has been announced.
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Woman (80s) killed in Scariff collision
A WOMAN in her eighties has died after she was hit by a car on Sunday morning in Scariff.
Scariff/Ogonnelloe far superior than Feakle/Killanena to seal final return
*Scariff/Ogonnelloe’s Abby Walsh. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill SCARIFF/OGONNELLOE will face off with Truagh/Clonlara in the Clare senior camogie final for the third year in a row.
New life on old Feakle farm
A FEAKLE FARM celebrated new life as it welcomed its first new born calf in forty years.
Replay brings ultimate reward for Inagh/Kilnamona
INAGH/KILNAMONA claimed victory in the Minor A camogie final following a replay.
The Water Break – Class Clonlara & courageous Crusheen are the final two standing in Clare SHC
*Cilléin Mullins will be facing off with Diarmuid Stritch and Cian Moriarty again. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill A NOVEL PAIRING LIES ahead in the TUS Clare senior hurling championship final with Clonlara and Crusheen progressing to the big day.
Commanding Crusheen see off Scariff to book county final place
*Fergus Madden and Éanna McMahon. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill CRUSHEEN are back in the Clare SHC final for the first time since 2014 after storming past the challenge of Scariff.
Rodgers & Stack lead the way for top scorer award
*Mark Rodgers. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill THERE’S PLENTY OF ACTION still to take place but Mark Rodgers is almost certain to finish as the top scorer in this year’s senior hurling championship but the race is much tighter in the football stakes.
In the final four ‘anything is possible’ for Crusheen
*Oisin O’Donnell and Ross Hayes. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill “ANYTHING IS POSSIBLE” for Crusheen as they prepare for a first Clare SHC semi-final in four years.
Senior semi-finalists at full strength for weekend ties but Corofin, Ruan & Tulla all have injury doubts
*Clonlara’s Michael Clancy in action against Killian Bane and Gary Guilfoyle. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill As the clock ticks down to the weekend’s eagerly awaited TUS Clare senior hurling championship semi-finals, its fair to say that few, if indeed any, would have predicted who the final four in the race to become 2023 Canon Hamilton trophy …