Clare GAA ‘hopeful’ club U21 & U20 campaigns will be played
Clare GAA are to review the possibility of concluding the U21 hurling championship and commencing the U20 football campaign.
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‘This will be known as the COVID-19 championship’ – delegates back proposal on planned formats
Structures for Clare’s adult club championships have been finalised following a lengthy debate at Monday’s meeting of the County Board.
Developer hits out at Newmarket-on-Fergus infrastructure
“Major infrastructural deficits” will prevent future housing projects in Newmarket-on-Fergus, a Clare developer who has a housing development before An Bord Pleanála has warned.
Cllr Crowe warns he may have to move out of Sixmilebridge due to fencing abuse
Sixmilebridge councillor John Crowe (FG) has said he will be forced to move out of his home if fencing works are not completed soon in the village such is the level of criticism he has shipped.
GREEN CLARE: Sixmilebridge polytunnel coming to life
Although schools are currently closed across the country, one Clare school is ensuring their garden is being well maintained.
Ennis Tidy Towns receive most funds from €54k allocation for Clare groups
44 Tidy Towns groups in Co Clare have been allocated a combined €54,000 which they will be able to use despite the cancellation of this year’s competition.
McGann to hit the road as referees run the country in aid of Pieta House
*Rory McGann with Kevin Corry & Andy McMahon. Photograph: Burren Eye Photography A Clare referee is among those partaking in a national relay from GAA officials raising funds for Pieta House.
New date fixed for Darkness into Light
Darkness into Light will be taking place in October for the first time.
Meals on Wheels nourishing the most vulnerable as it records 300% increase in service demand
*Mairead Casey after dropping food to Mrs Casey on the Ballycar Rd. Photograph: John Mangan A Newmarket-on-Fergus based community group is ensuring the county’s most vulnerable residents are kept fed during the current COVID-19 pandemic and has seen its demand increase by over 300% at this time.
Reform needed of Ireland’s ‘collapsing’ childcare system
It is unknown when childcare facilities will reopen in the country, prior to their closure they were described as being “on the brink of collapse” by elected representatives in the county.