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RTE Reeling in the Years viewers not able for ominous ending to 2019 episode It really hit a lot of people hard as the episode drew to a close Updated The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now Want the latest political news and analysis delivered straight to your inbox? Sign up to our FREE newsletter Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign me up! When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in...

The 2021 O’Gorman Cup gets underway this weekend with six games down for decision. 15 teams have opted to take part in this year’s competition, which is organised by Doonbeg GAA club in memory of former stalwart John O’Gorman, and has been running since 2006. The competition is run for club players only, with this […]

Greater numbers of people are engaging with the sea but this new-found wonder comes at a time of crisis for the world’s oceans and Irish seas, writes ...

Clare lifeguard service resuming Clare County Council has issued a reminder to the public to stay safe while enjoying the June bank holiday weekend. The Cathaoirleach of Clare County Council, Cllr Mary Howard, has called on people in Clare to continue to follow Covid-19 public health guidelines and is promoting a message of caution on roads, beaches, public spaces and amenities this weekend. Extra seasonal staff are commencing this weekend at coastal locations, including beach ambassadors, litt...

Marc Ó Sé praises the longevity of Clare forward David Tubridy in this week’s episode of The42 GAA Weekly.

Clare hurling manager Brian Lohan. Photograph by John Kelly Hurlers facing Leinster litmus test June 3, 2021 After clearing away the cobwebs in May, the summer starts here for Clare’s flagship hurlers when completing their National League campaign against Dublin and Kilkenny in the space of seven days. That’s the view of former Clare captain Frank Lohan, who after successfully soldiering together for Clare for over a decade (1995-2006) including two All-Ireland titles in 1995 and ’97, i...

Peacefully at St. Theresa’s Nursing Home in Kilrush Sadly missed by her daughter Carol (England), grand children Robert and Kayleigh, son-in-law Martin, brother Martin Lynch (Ennis), sisters-in-law, nephews, nieces, cousins, extended family, neighbours and friends. CONTINUE READING BELOW May she rest in peace. A private funeral Mass will take place on Thursday morning 3rd June at 11.30a.m. in St. Senan’s Church, Kilkee with burial afterwards in Lisdeen Cemetery, Kilkee. In compliance wi...

Treasurer of Clare GAA Michael Gallagher has apologised for the comments he made at last week’s board meeting relating to the raising of €4,000 by Eire Óg’s Niall O’Connor. The retired Garda questioned the motives behind the move, and queried if the money was raised to provide meals to the Clare U20 hurlers or to […]

DAVID Tubridy is no stranger to Man of the Match awards, but his 1-8 haul against Cork on Sunday was certainly distinctive for crowning the Doonbeg and Clare star as the National Football League’s all-time top scorer, reports Eoin Brennan.

Clare FM 25th May 2021 Photo © Pat Flynn Blue flags will be flying again at nine Clare beaches, which have all retained their important environmental award. The Blue Flag is one of the world’s most recognised eco-labels and aims to raise environmental awareness and promote sound environmental management of beaches, marinas and inland bathing waters around the world. It’s been announced that today that beaches in Cappa, Kilkee, Fanore, Lahinch, Spanish Point, Ballycuggeran, Moun...