Disappointment but no surprise as Lahinch loses Blue Flag status
LAHINCH has lost its status as a Blue Flag beach due to a reported drop in water quality.
Spanish Point
Council seek further information on Armada pumping stations & 4.3km water pipeline
FURTHER INFORMATION has been requested by Clare County Council to plans by The Armada Hotel to construct a 4.3km water pipeline and two wastewater pumping stations.
Armada’s €1.5m plans for water pipeline splits opinion in Spanish Point & Quilty
*The Armada Hotel. A DECISION is to be made next week on plans by The Armada Hotel to build a 4.3km water pipeline stretching from Spanish Point to Quilty.
Spanish Point have set a standard by reaching All-Ireland decider
*Abi Kelly in action for St Joseph’s Spanish Point. Photograph: Ray McManus / Sportsfile REACHING A first All-Ireland PPS A final in twenty nine years has set a standard that St Joseph’s Spanish Point are eager to live up to.
Hanrahan hopeful tough tests will stand to Spanish Point
*Ellie Hanrahan. Photograph: Burren Eye Photography ELLIE HANRAHAN feels St Joseph’s Spanish Point’s run to the All-Ireland Senior A ladies football final has been driven by continuity within the school’s panel.
Considine’s winning mentality pushing Spanish Point to the brink of All-Ireland success
*Eimear Considine. Photograph: Dan Sheridan / Inpho EIMEAR CONSIDINE is one of the Clare sporting stars of her generation and is within a hour of recording her greatest achievement in management and coaching.
Darcy driven to succeed with Spanish Point in All-Ireland final
*Joint captain of the St Joseph’s Spanish Point ladies football team, Kayla Darcy. Photograph: John Sheridan SPURRED on by the heartache of successive semi-final defeats, St Joseph’s Spanish Point led by joint captain Kayla Darcy are determined to grab their shot at All-Ireland glory.
Spanish Point ‘over the moon’ to realise All-Ireland Final dreams
*St Joseph’s Spanish Point play the All-Ireland final next Thursday. THERE was as much relief as elation after St. Joseph’s Spanish Point finally got over the line to progress to a first All-Ireland Senior decider in 29 years.
Spanish Point go the extra mile to inch into All-Ireland Final
*St Joseph’s Spanish Point in a huddle. ST JOSEPH’S Spanish Point have qualified for the All-Ireland Senior A ladies football final after an extra-time epic with Moate Community School.
Spanish Point keen to take their shot to qualify for All-Ireland final
*St Joseph’s Spanish Point celebrate their Munster success. HAVING bagged the Munster and Clare colleges senior A ladies football titles in recent weeks, St Joseph’s Spanish Point are hoping to qualify for an All-Ireland decider.