‘Considerable deterioration’ of Sixmilebridge main street
*Photograph: Joe Buckley Sixmilebridge’s main street requires resurfacing even though “essential maintenance” on the route has been carried out in recent days.
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Sixmilebridge man self-publishes collection of short stories
Sixmilebridge security officer David R. Shires is relishing in the world of self-publishing, following the recent release of a collection of eleven short stories under the working title ‘Horde’.
Clubs push for U21 and U19 competitions to be held
*Photograph: John Mangan Clare hurling clubs have voiced their desire to see U19 and U21 competitions played this year as opposed to an U20 grade.
No third party objections were received by Council for Parteen wind turbine
*Photograph: John Mangan Renewable energy developments should be not allowed proceed in the centre of villages, a South Clare representative has stated.
Buttys Bengal shows incredible talent in Shelbourne
Buttsys Bengal’s talent as a greyhound has been evident for many to see over recent years and it was demonstrated in his latest outing.
Sixmilebridge ‘not in disarray’ as clubs told to ‘train harder’ to stop three in a row bid
*Sixmilebridge celebrate winning the Clare SHC title in 2020. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill Sixmilebridge GAA club “is not in disarray” a long-serving club officer told Monday’s meeting of the Clare County Board.
Social isolation putting increased difficulty on recovering addicts
*Noel Considine. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill Recovered alcoholic Noel Considine has stressed the difficulty of social isolation on recovering addicts throughout the pandemic.
Clare GAA followers need to become more united
Club delegates in Clare have appealed for followers of the county to adopt a less ‘negative approach’ on social media.
Council taking legal action against Davy Fitz
Legal action is being taken by Clare County Council against two-time All-Ireland winner Davy Fitzgerald.
Voting procedure leads to escalated tensions at Co Board meeting
Voting procedure proved to be a bone of contention at the February virtual sitting of the Clare County Board.