Council on track to deliver 232 houses in Clare in 2026
CLARE County Council is on course to deliver 232 social and affordable homes this year, with the support of local developers and in partnership with Approved Housing Bodies.
CLARE County Council is on course to deliver 232 social and affordable homes this year, with the support of local developers and in partnership with Approved Housing Bodies.
*Koen Verbruggen, Director of Geological Survey Ireland, presents the Geological Survey Ireland Award to Béibhinn O’Loughlin from Mary Immaculate Secondary School in Lisdoonvarna. Photograph: Fennell Photography TWO Clare students have received awards for their science projects revolving around geological and water analyses. At The Stripe Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition 2026 Awards last week, Mary …
*Photograph: Ruth Griffin St Josephs, Tulla 0-18 Blackwater C.S. Lismore 0-14 ST JOSEPHS, Tulla are through to the Dr Harty cup (Munster Colleges senior A hurling championship) semi-final thanks to a hard-earned but merited win over Blackwater Community school from Lismore in Waterford this Wednesday afternoon. In a game played on a heavy pitch at …
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*Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. Clare 3-20 Limerick 3-18 Hurling games between Clare and Limerick rarely disappoint and the latest meeting of the Shannonside neighbours was no exception. This Co-Op Superstores Munster hurling league first round clash at Dr. Daly Park in Tulla this Saturday afternoon proved to be a very entertaining affair in which the teams …
LISCANNOR’s Declan McDonagh recorded his one hundredth career winner to round out the year on a high.
*Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. CLARE’s first hurling match of 2026 will be a sell-out.
*Mark Rodgers in action for Clare. Photograph: Ruth Griffin. KICKING off the hurling year in January with the Munster senior hurling league is a chance for Clare to set their standards for the entire year, star forward Mark Rodgers has said.
WITH Christmas only days away, some Clare families are still planning the big grocery shop.
CLARE trainers continue to reel in the winners, this time it was the turn of Sixmilebridge’s Stephen Murray.
Board members of SBCR, Eoin O’Hagan, Jim Collins, Pat McNamara, Tom Hanley and Pat O’Brien sign the contract. SCARIFF BAY Community Radio has been awarded a ten year broadcasting licence.