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Crokes clocking up the miles to study the Bricks

Dr Crokes selector Harry O’Neill is anticipating a tough encounter when they travel to Quilty to take on Kilmurry Ibrickane in the Munster Club...

Dooley hits out at Government’s lack of ambition

Timmy Dooley has said the Government need to stop congratulating themselves about broadband usage in schools as it doesn’t reflect the challenges that children in rural Ireland are facing.

Common good the key discussion at KBS week-long conference

A distinguished gathering of world-leading experts on responsibility in business and education came together recently at Kemmy Business School, University of Limerickfor a week-long series of conferences on the theme of the Common Good.

Sharks chomping at the bit to take down Clare

As title-holders, Clare’s Oscar Traynor side are being targeted by every other team in the competition.

No charges as man remains in serious condition following...

Two men arrested in connection with a collision that occurred in Ennis this week have been released without charge.
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Charity events for baby Shaye

Fire brigade personnel, in full firefighting gear, will take part in a charity 5k run on Saturday while a fundraising carwash will be held at the services seven stations across Co Clare.

Businesswomen given savvy guide on how to attain financial...

A savvy guide for businesswomen on how to secure financial freedom was the topic of discussion at a networking event in Ennis this week.

Loughnane reveals his greatest hurling memory

Former Clare manager Ger Loughnane picks his greatest hurling memory in a new book called Blood, Sweat, Triumph and Tears – Tales From The GAA by John Scally published by Black and White Publishing.
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