Smother finale ‘gives everyone what they wanted’
SMOTHER, the hit RTÉ drama filmed in North-West Clare comes to a conclusion this Sunday.
20 women in the running to become Clare Rose
*Photograph: Dermot Mahony A NEW ROSE of Clare will be crowned this Sunday.
50 years in business for PJ Ryan
A MAJOR MILESTONE will be celebrated by one of the county’s top farm machinery businesses this week.
Ennistymon store installs new reverse vending machine to aid environment
Mol an Óige CNS pupils Elsie Minihane & Cillian Burke with Ennistymon TidyTowns members Mary Byrne and Josephine Quigley. Fitzpatrick’s SuperValu Ennistymon is encouraging customers to help the environment and raise funds for Ennistymon TidyTowns and Mol an Óige Community National School by availing of its new in-store Reverse Vending Machine.
Toronto award for Mills man O’Brien
O’CALLAGHANS MILLS’ John O’Brien has been named as the Toronto Hurler of the Year.
Two changes for Clare hurlers for Galway showdown
*Adam Hogan is set for a successive start at corner back. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill CLARE’s senior hurlers are close to full strength with just two changes to the starting team for Sunday’s fourth round league tie versus Galway.
Jim Madden resigns as CDSL PRO
*Jim Madden. Photograph: Martin Connolly JIM MADDEN has resigned as public relations officer (PRO) of the Clare District Soccer League (CDSL).
Final Carpe Diem concert in memory of Eimear Noonan takes place in Gort
*Eimear Noonan on the fishing bridge at Lough Graney, Co. Clare taken in July 2017 just months before Eimear died in a tragic accident in France in November 2017. Photograph: Brendan O’Leary A FIFTH and final concert in the Carpe Diem series which honours a late East Clare musician takes place this Saturday in Gort.
20 clubs involved in Scór county final
*All-Ireland champion Dylan Corry with Clare GAA PRO, Anne Hayes. TWENTY CLUBS will partake in the Scór na nÓg finals this Saturday.
‘I made up my mind on the day’ says Cllr who had crucial vote for €1m temporary car park
*Cllr Ann Norton and Cllr Paul Murphy. Photograph: John O’Neill HAVING HAD THE DECIDING say to proceed with a €1m temporary car park in Ennis, Cllr Paul Murphy (FG) has said he did not feel pressured into making backing Council management despite being called out by the Mayor of the Ennis MD for discussions prior …
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