Current system with Marts ‘is madness’
Clare politicians are seeking an amendment to Level 5 restrictions to enable Marts to remain open.
Sixmilebridge
Gold for Kieran Hanrahan in radio awards
Kieran Hanrahan took home gold at the recent IMRO radio awards.
Shortage of accessibility for wheelchair users in Sixmilebridge
Accessibility must form an integral part of a review into the standard of footpaths in Sixmilebridge.
Rio railroads his way to feature success
Galway remains a happy hunting ground for Clare dogs and their Banner owners while Inagh’s Noel Hehir will be flying the county flag on Saturday in the English Derby semi-finals.
Increase in Clare podcast producers during COVID-19
Global podcast consumption went up 42% between March and April of this year while an increase in the amount of Clare people producing their own podcasts has also been noted.
Crowe’s stores hit consistently by ‘professional criminals’
A family run chain of stores in South-East Clare have been victims to a sustained series of robberies by a “professional” outfit.
Experienced duo McMahon & Morey return to Clare squad
Two of Clare’s most experienced camogie players have rejoined the county panel ahead of the start of the All-Ireland championship next weekend.
‘Virtually impossible’ for community groups to get insurance for playgrounds
Community groups are finding it “virtually impossible” to secure insurance for new playgrounds.
Clare interest aplenty as Rathoath claim Meath title
There was a lot of Clare interest in last Sunday’s Meath senior football final between Ratoath and Gael Colmcille from Kells.
Crowe pleased as Bridge move closer to neighbours on roll of honour list
Tim Crowe was involved with Sixmilebridge as they claimed their first ever senior championship in 1977, the retired PE teacher was in the role of manager as The Bridge collected their fifteenth title overcoming O’Callaghans Mills by eight points.