St Flannan’s lose out in Harty Cup final for second year running
*A dejected Darragh McNamara at the final whistle. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. ST FLANNAN’S COLLEGE have been defeated by St Joseph’s CBS Nenagh in the final of the Dr Harty Cup.
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Flannan’s keeping faith to win twenty third Harty Cup title
*Photograph: Gerard O’Neill Can St. Flannan’s College extend their lead at the top of the Harty cup role of honour or will Nenagh CBS add to their only title success which was achieved just two seasons ago.
Kelly hoping to add to hurling tradition of St Flannan’s College
*Mike Kelly. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. NOTED as much for its hurling pedigree as its academic output, St Flannan’s College hopes to record its latest success on the field this weekend.
‘Since we came into St Flannan’s we’ve wanted to win the Harty Cup’ – Doherty
*Harry Doherty. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. PREPARING for a Dr Harty Cup final is “very rare” and the Munster post-primary championship is “the most special competition you can play,” St Flannan’s College joint captain Harry Doherty outlined.
Cullinan keen to follow in grandfather’s footsteps and achieve Harty Cup glory
*St Flannan’s College defender James Cullinan. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. BOTH GAA clubs in Ruan and Clarecastle have a long and storied history, over many years they have played key roles, both on the playing pitch and at administrative level in Clare GAA.
Flannan’s proving themselves as second half team – Bugler
*Brendan Bugler. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. St Flannan’s College came good when it really mattered according to the coach of the school’s Harty Cup team Brendan Bugler.
Funeral details announced for Ballyea teenager TJ
*St John the Baptist Church in Ballyea. FUNERAL details have been announced for Ballyea teenager TJ Chambers.
‘Unimaginable loss’ in Ballyea with death of teenager TJ Chambers
*TJ Chambers. A BALLYEA teenager who died in a single vehicle collision outside Crusheen on Saturday has been named.
St Flannan’s College appoint Cahir as new principal
Donal Cahir, newly appointed Principal of St. Flannan’s College pictured with Bishop of Killaloe and Patron of St. Flannan’s College, Fintan Monahan and Chair of the Board of St. Flannan’s College, Leonard Cleary. Photograph: Eamon Ward. ST FLANNAN’S COLLEGE have confirmed the appointment of Donal Cahir as the new principal of the Ennis secondary school.
An Coimisiún Pleanála refuse plans for €25m community hospital on St Flannan’s College grounds
PLANS to build a €25m HSE community hospital on green space at St Flannan’s College in Ennis have been refused.