“THE voice of the people”, expressed through its Town Team is key to making Sixmilebridge such a strong community says Company Secretary Colette Myler. Originally from Dublin, Colette moved to the area in 2020 and recently sat down with The Clare Echo to discuss the Town Team’s role in shaping one of Clare’s most vibrant communities. On …
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SIXMILEBRIDGE’s Méabh Holland is bidding to become only the second Clare woman to win the Rose of Tralee while two Clare men will serve as escorts for the famed festival.
NEWMARKET-ON-Fergus claimed a second Minor A camogie championship in three years when defeating Sixmilebridge.
*Dara Nolan of Parteen/Meelick gets away from Sixmilebridge’s Caimin Morey. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. BODYKE caused a major shock in the second round of the Clare premier intermediate hurling championship (PIHC) overcoming Tulla, they along with Clarecastle and Parteen/Meelick picked up their first wins as Whitegate recorded a successive victory.
*Matthew O’Halloran clears his lines as a hurley flies by Peter Power. Photograph: Ruthie Griffin. SIXMILEBRIDGE snatched a senior championship lifeline in a derby duel with Newmarket-on-Fergus which lived up to expectations.
*Seadna Morey of Sixmilebridge gets away from Newmarket-on-Fergus’ Michael Power. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. STAKES are high as the second round of the TUS Clare SHC takes place this weekend.
*Daragh Corry of Tulla takes on Clarecastle duo Harry Doherty and Eoghan Wallace. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. TULLA, Tubber, Whitegate and Ruan are off the mark with wins in the opening round of the Clare Premier Intermediate Hurling Championship (PIHC).
*Aron Shanagher holds off Noel Purcell and Seadna Morey. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. A first derby victory in a decade was well worth the wait as Wolfe Tones fully merited the garnering of the opening Group 4 points against Sixmilebridge.
*Conor Deasy. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. If there’s a tinge of Déjà Vu in the air in Sixmilebridge, it’s because they’ve been at this crossroads before. 13 years ago in fact (the significance of the number 13 being another eerie omen), the club brought in a fresh-faced manager John O’Meara with the priority of ushering in …
*Shane Punch in action with Fearghal Kearney during last year’s Clare PIHC quarter-final. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. A RETURN TO the top table is the aspiration for all ten teams setting out in the Clare Premier Intermediate Hurling Championship (PIHC).