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Corofin boss Douglas Hurley is confident his side are ready to make the most of their opportunity of climbing back into the top tier of Clare club football. The North Clare men face Kildysart in Saturday’s final, having lost out at this stage to Doora Barefield 12 months ago. Victory over O’Curry’s in their last […]

Pádraig Pearses have hit a rich vein of form coming into Sunday’s county senior football championship showpiece but Roscommon Herald Sports Editor IAN COONEY…

Carnane, Corofin, Co. Clare, 27th October 2021, peacefully at Mowlam Nursing Home, Ennis. Predeceased by his wife Ita, sadly missed by his sons Thomas, Michael, Patrick, daughters Deirdre and Emer, daughters-in-law, grandchildren, great-grandchildren, brother, sisters, nephews, nieces, relatives and friends. MAY HE REST IN PEACE Reposing in O’Halloran’s Funeral Home, Main Street, Corofin on Sunday […]

Mr O’Gorman was in court contesting a charge over the non-wearing of a mask at a Centra outlet in Corofin…

Mr O’Gorman was in court contesting a charge over the non-wearing of a mask at a Centra outlet in Corofin…

Mr O’Gorman was in court contesting a charge over the non-wearing of a mask at a Centra outlet in Corofin…

Jonathan O’Gorman (48) convicted after refusing to wear mask in Centra in Co Clare

Kilmurry Ibrickane and Eire Óg are the last two standing in the race to be crowned the 2021 Clare senior football champions. Kilmurry overcame Lissycasey for the second year running at the semi-final stage to advance to their third consecutive decider. Eire Óg bridged a gap of seven years since their last final appearance as […]

THREE men from north Galway and Mayo will become the first permanent deacons in the Tuam Archdiocese when they are ordained at the Cathedral of the Assumption next month.

CAST an inquisitive eye on the mural in Bishop Street, Tuam, because while it may seem like a simple piece of art or even graffiti, it has layers of meaning which bring us to our past, our present and our future.