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McInerney’s kick sends County Final to a replay

It finished all square in the Clare Senior Football Championship final as an injury time Cathal McInerney ensured Jack Daly would have to wait a little longer to find out his home for the next twelve months.

UL report recommends development of database to record prison...

A database, designed by a group of law students at University of Limerick, will be an important resource for the State, according to the Inspector of Prisons Judge Michael Reilly.

Kilfenora secure promotion to Senior ranks

It took two attempts but Kilfenora were crowned 2016 Clare Intermediate Football Champions when they overcame the challenge of Kildysart by three points.

Acclaimed theatre group set for Glór stage

Acclaimed Irish theatre company Sunday's Child are set to bring their award winning production to Clare.

From Rio to Cusack Park

Former paralympian and current Kilmurry Ibrickane selector James Murrihy readies himself for another big moment in his eventful sporting year.
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Collins looking for another quality finish

2016 has been one to remember for Colm Collins, he’s hoping for it to end positively for Cratloe in Sunday’s Clare SFC Final.

Roll of honour leaders Newmarket relegate Kilmaley to intermediate...

Clare’s most successful hurling side, Newmarket on Fergus, have avoided the dreaded drop to intermediate for 2017 with a hard earned four-point victory over Kilmaley.

Employees health is top priority Shannon seminar hears

Presenteeism and the associated loss of productivity are just two of the downsides of not addressing employees’ health, that was the clear message emanating from a recent Shannon Chamber seminar focused on the importance of health and well-being in the workplace.
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