CAMOGIE players, officials and supporters from St Joseph’s Secondary School in Tulla will travel in big numbers to St Brendan’s Park in Birr on Saturday for the All-Ireland Senior D Camogie final, in which they will play Scoil Mhuire from Trim at 1.45pm.

A CLINICAL review of the outcome of casualty patients with life-threatening injuries is required to properly assess the real impact of the loss of 24-hour emergency services at the Mid-Western Regional Hospital, Ennis.

Tubber 2-12   Roscrea 3-9 TUBBER’S dream of a Munster hurling title is still alive after they finished strongly to draw with Tipperary champions Roscrea in the Munster Junior B Hurling final at Killeedy on Sunday. The teams will return to the same venue this Sunday to renew rivalry at 2pm.  

WELL known Clare building firm M Fitzgibbon (Builders) Ltd have insisted they are “trading as usual” and not in receivership, despite moving off site from a €4.2 million development in Tralee. Also work has stopped on a supermarket project in Miltown Malbay.

Uncertainty surrounding the future of dementia-specific daycare facilities in a Clarecastle health facility was removed this week following confirmation of additional HSE funding worth in the region of €190,000 over the next five years.

RUBBISH bins that send text messages, are solar-powered and compact waste, would be suitable for use in Kilkee but are likely to prove too expensive.

KILKEE Town Councillor Paddy Collins has claimed that potholes in Kilkee are becoming “pot mountains”.

CLARE’S chief superintendent claims a superintendent based in Kilrush cannot cover all that happens in the Ennistymon district as well as Kilrush without having an inspector based there.