Clare creates handball history winning both minor All-Ireland titles
CLARE CREATED handball history by claiming both the mens and ladies Al-Ireland minor titles last weekend.
CLARE CREATED handball history by claiming both the mens and ladies Al-Ireland minor titles last weekend.
Clare’s Golden Girls – 5 All-Ireland Medals, L-R Ava McInerney, Elaine Littleton, Sinead Doyle, Orlaith Flanagan, Samantha Vaughan Tuamgraney handballer and Scariff native Diarmuid Nash is one step away from being crowned All-Ireland senior singles handball champion.
IN AN all-Clare Munster ladies junior singles championship final at the weekend Chloe Philpott overcame Orla O’Brien in a game that went the full distance.
*Photograph: Tom Micks “THERE WILL BE UPROAR” in South-East Clare over the proposed route for the 43km Scariff to Limerick greenway, the former Chairman of Clare IFA has said.
*Orla O’Brien and Chloe Philpott. THERE were a number of successes for Clare players in the Munster ladies singes handball championships in the past week.
*John Fawl presents the Special Merit Award to Kevin Walsh. LONG-serving referee Kevin Walsh, Tuamgraney handballer Leah Minogue and Éire Óg’s Niall Malone were among the recipients at the Munster GAA Awards.
Leah Minogue of Tuamgraney was awarded Handballer of the year 2025 in Killarney at the Munster GAA Awards night.
*Raheen Woods has emerged as a preferred route along the Greenway. A 43km greenway linking Limerick City and East Clare is to be opened up in stages with officials optimistic 95 percent of the land used will be publicly owned.
BRIAN BORU service station in Tuamgraney has been named the forecourt retailer of the year.
*The Shannon Estuary. HOUSING, increased investment in Co Clare and harnessing the potential of the Shannon Estuary are among the three goals that the Chief Executive of Clare County Council is targeting success in his seven year term.