RCB takes two gongs at CRAOL awards
Raidio Corca Baiscinn has scooped two awards at the CRAOL Féile National Community Radio Awards.
O’Connor departs role with Cork hurlers
Doora/Barefield’s Christy O’Connor has left his coaching role with the Cork senior hurlers.
Nolan leading the lines as Smith O’Briens go in search of intermediate glory
*Cian Nolan holds off Blaine Earley as he wins the race for possession. Photograph: Ruth Griffin True leadership becomes apparent when the need is greatest and in the case of Smith O’Briens’ hurlers, it has been typified by joint captain Cian Nolan.
Cuimhneamh an Chláir delves into the archives in new podcast series
Cuimhneamh an Chláir will be dropping its first ever podcast this Friday (October 29th).
O’Briensbridge teenager Saoirse among recipients of global programme promoting brilliant young minds
O’Briensbridge teenager, Saoirse Exton is included among the first ever recipients of a global talent programme to promote brilliant young minds worldwide.
Aer Lingus confirm return of Boston, New York & Heathrow routes from Shannon Airport
Aer Lingus have confirmed that transatlantic services at Shannon Airport are to resume in March while the vital route to Heathrow is to continue.
Teenage boy robbed at Ennis park
A prominent Ennis mark was the scene of a robbery of a young teenage boy in the past week.
Average of 273 cases of breast cancer diagnosed in Clare each year
An online resource devoted to supporting and educating parents, friends and families with metastatic cancer has been officially launched.
Potential of giving up Taoiseach position to try weaken Sinn Féin’s standing not a focus for Varadkar right now
Tánaiste Leo Varadkar (FG) has not ruled out stepping down as party leader when he is to become Taoiseach in a bid to damage one of Sinn Féin’s unique selling points.
Pain of extra-time semi-final defeat last year driving Smith O’Briens in quest for intermediate glory
*Tony Gleeson celebrates the semi-final win with Mikey O’Shea and David Gough. Photograph: Natasha Barton With his own hurling career cut short through injury, Tony Gleeson is hopeful channelling all his efforts into coaching will see Smith O’Briens return to the top tier in Clare.