History made as Council meeting is chaired remotely
Clare County Council made history on Tuesday when one of its meetings was chaired for the first time by somebody not physically present at the sitting.
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Scariff Martyrs remembered in private ceremonies
Private ceremonies were undertaken over the weekend marking the centenary of the Scariff Martyrs.
Inconsistency of hedge-cutting causing damage to trucks, buses & tractors
Drivers of trucks, buses and tractors are experiencing more damaged mirrors than other motorists, East Clare representatives have flagged due to a poor standard of hedge cutting.
‘East Clare not getting as much funding for road repairs’
East Clare roads are not receiving as much funding for repairs as in years gone by, local councillors have claimed.
Scariff Bay resumes FM transmissions
*Presenter of Sportsline on Scariff Bay Community Radio, Leo Doyle. Photograph: Ruth Griffin SCARIFF BAY COMMUNITY radio have returned to the FM airwaves after the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland (BAI) renewed their licence for the next fifty weekends.
New managements finding it more difficult to progress in COVID championship
New management teams are finding it more difficult to advance in the 2020 Clare SHC and SFC which has been dubbed as “the COVID championship”.
Stronger message needed as Clare continues battle with COVID-19
A stronger message for the country to deal with COVID-19 going forward is required, Clare’s Deputy Mayor has stated.
Champions still standing as Sixmilebridge progress past Whitegate
Workmanlike is perhaps the best way of describing Sixmilebridge’s safe passage to a fourth successive senior quarter-final in Cusack Park on Saturday evening.
Do or die as Clare SHC reaches round two
Action steps up a gear in the Clare SHC with the second round representing a do or die knockout clash for all senior sides, Eoin Brennan previews what we can expect.
Whitegate delighted to be back hurling
“The reality of the situation is so fluid that one can only look at the first game. We are delighted to be back hurling. Nobody knows what way things will be in a month’s time. We are all delighted there is hurling, as the community revolves around the GAA club”.