Wrist injury for Hayes makes him a doubt for championship opener
*Clare’s Rory Hayes. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill CLARE DEFENDER, Rory Hayes is a major injury doubt for the county’s opening round of the Munster SHC.
30,000 passengers for Shannon Airport over St Patrick’s Day period
*Pictured outside Shannon Airport l-r is Jack Shields from Shannon Airport’s Security Screening Unit, Shannon Airport Duty Free’s Connie Corry and Magdalena Gawron from Shannon Airport’s Security Screening Unit. ST PATRICK’S DAY is set to give a boost to passenger traffic at Shannon Airport.
High numbers presenting to UHL prompt cancellations of elective surgeries again
ELECTIVE PROCEDURES at University Hospital Limerick (UHL) have been cancelled for Wednesday (tomorrow) with all UL Hospitals Group sites including Ennis Hospital reported to be very busy with a high amount of inpatients.
Young Clare stars feature in opening number for Lord of the Dance
TWO YOUNG CLARE dancers performed the opening number at a Lord of Dance twenty five year anniversary special.
Council make submission to Housing Department for Ennis & Shannon’s inclusion in affordable housing scheme
*Photograph: Eamon Ward A DETAILED SUBMISSION has been made by Clare County Council to the Department of Housing seeking inclusion of Ennis and Shannon in the affordable housing schemes.
Dowling to extend term as Council Chief Executive
*Chief Executive of Clare County Council, Pat Dowling. Photograph: Eamon Ward CHIEF EXECUTIVE of Clare County Council, Pat Dowling is to extend his contract by three years.
Clare photographers snap up PPAI awards
*Eamon Ward. TWO CLARE PHOTOGRAPHERS scooped awards in Dublin at the weekend.
Shannon has highest commercial vacancy rate in the State
*Photograph: Joe Buckley SHANNON has the highest commercial vacancy for any town in Ireland, a new report has revealed.
Moneypoint’s transfer capabilities still central as investment to grid to hit billions
*Moneypoint. AN APPROXIMATE €3.5bn needs to be spent developing the grid up to 2030 with Moneypoint still viewed as offering excellent transfer capabilities.
Galway deliver the goods with five point win over Clare
Conor Cleary wins the ball from Conor Whelan. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill CLARE’S senior hurlers fell to their second defeat of this year’s National Hurling League and with that look unlikely to qualify for the knockout stages of the competition.
