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Donald Trump plans to launch a new social media network, called TRUTH Social. Saying it will "sta...

A MAN has appeared in court charged in connection with the seizure of suspected drugs in Doonbeg last weekend, writes Ronan Judge.

The former president is selling off the D.C. hotel that served as the brightest star in his universe of scams.

THE closure of the acclaimed Maoin Cheoil an Chláir music school after 25 years in existence sent shockwaves across the county’s musical community in 2019.

THE RYDER Cup in Limerick may still be six years away but some are already hoping it will ‘putt’ a lot of money in their pockets. The European team ...

Group Three of the Clare senior football championship is set to go right down to the wire after today’s second round action. Goals in either half from Aaron Griffin and Niall Kelly secured Lissycaseys first ever senior championship win over Doonbeg as they took a 2-10 to 0-10 win. Clondegad bounced back to winning ways […]

St Breckan’s will be bidding to seal their place in the quarter finals of the Clare senior football championship this weekend. The North Clare men face Kilrush Shamrocks in their second tie, where victory would see them guaranteed a place in the last eight. An impressive showing on the opening day saw them overcome St […]

Clare FM 4th August 2021 Eire Óg manager Paul Madden feels his squad were rewarded for a hardworking performance as they picked up their first points of the 2021 Clare Senior Football championship. A trio of goals from the Townies saw them post the highest scoring tally of the opening weekend as they registered a 3-10 to 0-9 win over Lissycasey. It sees them now in a strong position to claim a quarter final spot with games against Clondegad and Doonbeg to come when action resumes...

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Vicky Phelan reunites with family in Ireland after six months in US Cervical cancer campaigner Vicky Phelan has arrived home in Ireland after spending six months in the United States undergoing treatment Cervical cancer campaigner Vicky Phelan has arrived home in Ireland after spending six months in the United States undergoing treatment. Ms Phelan said she landed back in Dublin in the early hours of this morning on a flight from Boston. Her return home marks the first time in six months she...