Sixmilebridge get defence of Canon Hamilton off to winning start
Sixmilebridge have got their defence of the Canon Hamilton off to a winning start recording a five point win over Éire Óg.
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Championship format does not serve Clare hurling well
Manager of the reigning Clare SHC champions, Tim Crowe has warned that teams involved in fixtures on Saturday evening and Sunday afternoon may throw results to gain a more favourable draw in the second round.
Doolin Princess is fastest in Limerick
Clare greyhounds continued their good run of form with more success recorded in weekend runs in Limerick and Galway.
Cusack Park & O’Garney Park to host Clare SHC ties
Cusack Park and O’Garney Park in Sixmilebridge are to be used as the primary venues for all clashes in the Clare senior hurling championship.
‘Long occurring issue’ of flooding at Cratloe graveyard
Graves in Cratloe are at risk of being damaged due to flood water, a local councillor has cautioned.
Nurses to the fore in Ennis General Hospital’s fight with COVID-19
Nurses at Ennis General Hospital have said they now appreciate living in the moment more following the heroic efforts on the frontline during the current global pandemic having lived through the fear or bringing the virus home to their families.
Drainage problems at Clogga highlighted
Open drains are present on over three quarters of a rural road in Sixmilebridge, a local representative has highlighted while another has stressed they increase the risks of flooding.
Council down €1.3m on parking fees
A loss of income in the region of €1.3m has been estimated by officials within Clare County Council over the absence of parking fees during COVID-19.
Mouth watering ties in Clare club championships
Pairings have been confirmed for the Clare GAA championships across nine grades following this evening’s draw.
‘Heroic’ Newmarket-on-Fergus group receive €91k in funding
Funding to the value of €91,800 has been awarded to a Clare organisation that has played a pivotal role in nourishing the elderly and vulnerable during COVID-19.