Tuamgraney’s Holly stars in major Netflix film
TUAMGRANEY ACTRESS, Holly Sturton is starring in a hit Netflix film in what could be a breakout role for the Clare native.
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Blossoming music to emanate from Mountshannon
*Christina Tourin. MOUNTSHANNON will host a harp concert with a difference this Saturday (October 22nd).
Renaming of Clare roundabouts to be considered to attract international attention
*Photograph: Joe Buckley A NUMBER OF ROUNDABOUTS in Clare are to be considered for renaming in a bid to “enhance the marketability of the county for tourism and benefit of Shannon International Airport”.
Culture Night an occasion for all in Clare
*Aindrias de Staic SEVERAL EVENTS are to be held across the county on Friday for Culture Night.
Warm welcome home for Michael Blake & Aga Khan trophy in Tuamgraney
*Photograph: Ruth Griffin MICHAEL BLAKE enjoyed a hero’s welcome when he returned to Tuamgraney on Wednesday evening with the Aga Khan trophy, the most famous piece of silverware in showjumping.
Tour de Munster ‘an incredible journey’
*Sean Kelly, one of the country’s must successful cyclists with Olympic rowing silver medallist Gary O’Donovan and Cllr Pat Daly (FF) at the Tour de Munster in Ennis. OVER 100 amateur cyclists completed this year’s Tour de Munster, clocking up over 400km across four days in their bid to raise vital funds for the branches …
Scariff psyched to fire on all cylinders from the get-go
*Conor McNamara is back for another campaign with the Scariff hurlers. Photograph: Ruth Griffin Lessons from their first year back in the senior ranks in 2021 which saw them miss a quarter-final berth due to score difference sees Scariff determined to hit the ground with all guns blazing.
All-Ireland glory for Rodgers & Considine
CLARE DUO, Paul Rodgers and Sean Considine claimed All-Ireland glory in the handball alley in the past fortnight.
East Clare’s emigration stories to be examined at Scariff Harbour Festival
*Jane Halloran Ryan. EMIGRATION stories from East Clare parishes to the United States will be the focus of a talk at Waterways Ireland Building in Scariff on Bank Holiday Saturday & Sunday (July 30th and 31st) during the local Harbour Festival.
‘We’re only around once we need to enjoy life’ – President Higgins leaves lasting impression during Ennis visit
*President Michael D. Higgins unveils a new plaque for Ennis Tidy Towns. Photograph: John O’Neill VOLUNTEERISM is the model to follow for a more fulfilled and enriched life, President Michael D. Higgins has said.
