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Coming up on the show, we look ahead to big weekend for the Clare senior and U20 footballers, while Rice College are bidding for All Ireland football glory We will hear from Diarmaid Nash ahead of his All Ireland singles handball final, hear from Spanish Point after their brilliant All Ireland semi final win and look ahead to Clare's National Camogie League clash with Down; while Alan Troy will be along with Greyhound Focus

A Clare garda superintendent says there's no group in society more likely to be found driving under the influence as roads policing operations for the St Patrick's Weekend get underway. Gardaí began monitoring routes across the county at 7am on Thursday and will have checkpoints in place until the same time on Wednesday. Over this weekend last year, 2,650 drivers were detected for speeding offences, with 214 arrests taking place, while two people lost their lives and eight received serious or life-threatening injuries in collisions. Superintendent with the Clare-Tipperary Garda Division Eddie Golden has been telling Clare FM's Seán Lyons everyone should take responsibility for their own actions while encouraging those around them to make the right decisions.

Clare FM's Derrick Lynch sat down with Alan Morrissey in studio for our sports preview slot on Friday's Morning Focus. Games Previewed: Munster U20 Football Championship Round One: Clare v Tipperary (Saturday, Pairc Naomh Mhuire, Quilty, 2pm) National Football League Division Three: Clare v Wexford (Sunday, Zimmer Biomet Páirc Chíosóg, 1pm)

Parteen Basin Pipeline Clare's local elected representatives have urged Clare County Council to be "stronger" in its condemnation of a proposed pipeline between the River Shannon and Dublin. The Water Supply Project Eastern and Midlands Region, which would see an average of 2% of the River Shannon's flow at the Parteen Basin abstracted to serve the drinking water demand of the Greater Dublin Area, was a dominant topic of discussion at this week's meeting of the local authority. Elected members were asked to approve Chief Executive Gordon Daly's report on the effects of the proposed development on Clare. While the report states the project presents "some concerns" for the county and offers "no direct water supply benefit", some present described the report as "mild-mannered" and "lenient". It was agreed that an amendment penned by Killaloe Municipal District's elected representatives stating their opposition to the project will be included as an appendix to the report which will now be submitted to Uisce Éireann. Clare FM's Seán Lyons was at the meeting and spoke to Clonlara Independent Councillor Michael Begley about his concerns. And for more on this, Alan Morrissey has been speaking with the Killaloe Fianna Fáil Councillor, Tony O'Brien. Image © Ranslynn Designs via Canva

Urgent solutions are being sought to combat serious road safety issues plaguing a Clare community. Clarecastle residents have raised concerns over a growing volume of Heavy Goods Vehicles speeding through a local road which is being used as a rat run. It's understood vehicles are leaving the main Ennis to Kildysart Road to join the Claremount Road and access the Old Limerick Road through Clarecastle village rather than getting caught in traffic at Clareabbey Roundabout. Mayor of Clare and Clarecastle Fine Gael Councillor Paul Murphy has been telling Clare FM's Daragh Dolan that it's an accident waiting to happen. Image © iStock

If you are looking for something colourful and energetic, then the Lime Tree theatre is the place to be as it will host The Spongebob Musical from the 12th - 14th of March. The lead role will be played by Grace Guilfoyle who is from East Clare. Clare FM's Daragh Leamy first spoke with Grace and then her fellow cast members, Paddy Hogan and Shauna Byrne on Tuesday's Morning Focus.

On Friday, Minister for Enterprise Peter Burke met with representatives from the fuel industry to discuss the current energy market, pricing structures and the international factors impacting costs. During the meeting, the Minister drew attention to the current Competition and Consumer Protection Commission investigation, for which the public was urged to report any breaches of consumer protection law. The CEO of Fuels for Ireland however, Kevin McPartland insists there is no evidence to suggest any price gouging. Despite this most consumers will have got a fright last week seeing the price of a litre of petrol/diesel jumping by up to 30c per litre and more overnight in some cases and seeing Home heating oil prices jump from 900 euro per 1k litres last week to 1600 today. Clare Fm's Daragh Dolan spoke with Kieran Hogan about the price changes we have seen. Image © atlasstudio via Canva

On Monday's Morning Focus, Clare FM's Derrick Lynch sat down with Daragh Dolan to chat about the weekend sporting fixtures. You can hear an in-depth analysis on Sideline View Reveiew from 6pm every Monday evening. Games Reviewed: National Hurling League Division 1B: Clare v Wexford (Sunday, Zimmer Biomet Páirc Chíosóg) All-Ireland Post Primary Schools Croke Cup Semi-Final: St Flannans Vs Presentation Athenry (Saturday, Kilbeacanty) 2026 WillWeGo Cusack Cup: Miltown v Éire Óg (Friday) Kilmurry Ibrickane v Ennistymon (Friday) RealPrint Garry Cup: Wolfe Tones v Cratloe (Friday) FAI Junior Cup - Round 1: Ennis Dons v Tulla United (Sunday) Listowel Celtic v Avenue United (Sunday) Newmarket Celtic v Athea United (Sunday) Shannon Olympic v St Brendans Park (Sunday) Mountshannon Celtic v Killarney Athletic (Sunday) FAI Junior Cup - Round 2: Fern Celtic v Bunratty Cratloe (Sunday) Ennis Carpets Clare Cup - Round 2: Sporting Ennistymon v Fair Green Celtic (Sunday) Shannon Town C v Rhine Rovers (Sunday) St. Flannan's: Ennis Dons B v Hermitage B (Sunday) Ennis Carpets Clare Cup - Round 3: Shannon Town B v Tulla United B (Sunday) Maloney Hardware Premier Division: Bridge Utd v Shannon Town (Sunday)

Coming up, we will reflect on Clare's National Hurling League win over Wexford, preview the Clare chances and more at this years Cheltenham Festival, review the weekends local soccer action, look ahead to Spanish Point's All Ireland ladies football semi final and wrap up another busy weekend of local handball action

A Clare TD is renewing his call for the Garda Commissioner to make a formal apology to four Gardaí and a retired superintendent found not guilty of perverting the course of justice. The Minister for Justice is being urged to launch an inquiry into the circumstances of the seven-year investigation which centred on alleged attempts to terminate tickets for road traffic offences. The long-running trial concluded in January with the five defendants who served at stations across Clare and Limerick being found not guilty of all 39 counts of perverting the course of justice. Beginning with a probe into then Superintendent Eamonn O'Neill, it was alleged that prosecuting gardaí were instructed to "square" or stop the issuing of a ticket for various road traffic offences. Four serving gardaí were defendants in the case in addition to the retired superintendent and roughly 130 people, including other members of An Garda Síochána, were interviewed by the National Bureau of Criminal Investigation. After the five were found not guilty on all counts in late January, Taoiseach Micheál Martin admitted in the Dáil that the lengthy trial had a "severe negative impact" on the careers and morale of those involved. Tipperary North Labour TD Alan Kelly has now called for a formal inquiry into the investigation but claims this is unlikely to materialise. Responding to Deputy Kelly on this matter in the Dáil, Justice Minister Jim O'Callaghan says the acquitted aren't entitled to any such procedure. The Garda Representative Association has branded the investigation a "witch hunt" while many politicians has levelled heavy criticism at the manner in which it was conducted. Meelick Fianna Fáil TD Cathal Crowe insists Garda Commissioner Justin Kelly should apologise to all whose careers and wellbeing have been affected. Daragh Dolan was joined by Meelick Fianna Fáil TD, Cathal Crowe, and Labour TD for Tipperary North, Alan Kelly on Clare Fm's Morning Focus. Image © Pat Flynn

Coming up on the show. we look ahead to Clare's final group game of the National Hurling League when Wexford come to Ennis on Sunday, and St Flannan's are bidding to bridge a 20 year gap since their last appearance in the Dr Croke Cup final We hear about Clare GAA's latest recruitment drive for referees, we look ahead to another busy weekend of handball, we preview the opening games of the FAI Junior Cup and we will have Greyhound Focus too

On Friday's Morning Focus, Alan Morrissey discussed the upcoming sporting fixtures this weekend with Clare FM's Derrick Lynch. Games Previewed: National Hurling League Division 1B: Clare v Wexford (Sunday, Zimmer Biomet Páirc Chíosóg, 1:15pm) All-Ireland Post Primary Schools Croke Cup Semi-Final: St Flannans Vs Presentation Athenry (Saturday, Kilbeacanty, 1pm) The 2026 WillWeGo Cusack Cup: FAI Junior Cup:

Uisce Éireann has admitted it's embarrassed by instances of raw sewage discharge at Clare beaches. The water utility was fined €32,000 by the Environmental Protection Agency last October for offences relating to discharges in Lahinch and Miltown Malbay, Following his presentation to members of Clare County Council's Economic Development Strategic Policy Committee this week, Uisce Éireann's John Dempsey was asked by Lahinch Fine Gael Councillor Bill Slattery what measures are being taken to ensure water is of a sufficient quality going forward. The meeting also heard from Ennis Fianna Fáil Councillor Pat Daly who raised the long-running debacle of Noel O'Loughlin who's been trying to build additional needs accommodation in Ruan for over 20 years but is unable to do so due to insufficient wastewater capacity. Clare FM's Seán Lyons was at the meeting and first caught up with Councillor Slattery in relation to the issues in Lahinch. Photo (c) Andrei310 from Getty Images via Canva

The Mayor of Clare claims it's not necessarily the end of the line for several controversial developments in the county town. A variation to the Clare County Development Plan has been proposed which would see 1,280 acres identified for residential use. The amendment would also see the Ennis 2040 projects on the Abbey Street and Harvey's Quay carparks as well as the planned Post Office Field walkway scrapped for the time being at least. Clarecastle Fine Gael Councillor Paul Murphy has been telling Clare FM's Seán Lyons alternative proposals could be brought forward to support the growth of Ennis into the future.

Ahead of tomorrow's (Friday, 6th March) International Women's Day celebrations in Ennis, hosted by Women's Collective Ireland–Clare and Clare Traveller Community Development Project, we're joined by one of the event's special guests. Helen Hutchinson, a traveller poet will be sharing her powerful words as part of the morning's celebration of connection, creativity and community under this year's theme, “Give to Gain.” Helen joined Alan Morrissey on Clare Fm's Morning Focus to discuss more. Image © Bryan Meade

The latest meeting of Clare's Social Development Committee has heard a large-scale social housing estate is needed to tackle lengthy backlogs in this county. The council has confirmed that its exploring sites for such a development and is hoping to roll out serviced sites countywide. The meeting also heard that in the last 2 years alone, 20 renters were able to buy properties from the council under the Tenant Incremental Purchase Scheme. Clare FM's Daragh Dolan was in attendance and spoke to Clarecastle Sinn Féin Councillor Tommy Guilfoyle, but firstly Clare County Council Senior Executive Housing Officer Padraig McCormac outlined the uptake of the scheme and the challenges facing the housing list. Image © Clare County Council

Clare people are expressing concern that the recent rise in fuel and home heating oil will push people into poverty. It comes as representatives from the fuel industry are expected to be grilled by the Minister for Enterprise about their price structure at a meeting tomorrow. Minister Peter Burke is expected to press them on how increases have taken place so rapidly since the beginning of the conflict in Iran. These people have told Clare FM they're worried about the impact of the prices rises on their household budget

The manager of the Spanish Point Ladies Footballers says there's a clear focus among the school community ahead of their upcoming All-Ireland Semi-Final. The West Clare school claimed even more silverware in a historic year last night after defeating St Flannan's by 3-13 to 1-3 in the county final in Clarecastle last night. St Joseph's Spanish Point are now gearing up for an All-Ireland Semi-Final clash with Moate of Westmeath next Thursday. Manager Paul Reidy has been telling Clare FM's Derek Dormer that they're keen to continue to journey.

It's feared Clare could suffer "huge reputational damage" and be faced with heavy fines if it fails to meet its climate targets. This week's meeting of Clare County Council's Physical Development Strategic Policy Committee has heard that the local authority is required to reduce its carbon emissions by 51% before 2030 along with all other public sector organisations. A presentation delivered by Senior Executive Engineer in the council's Climate Action, Environment and Water Services Department, Conor McDonagh, revealed that electricity accounts for 50% of the council's energy usage. Transport is responsible for 32% while 18% is down to thermal energy. Clare FM's Seán Lyons attended the meeting and caught up with Conor about how the local authority plans to cut back on its emissions. Photo (c) Clare County Council

A prominent Clare haulier is calling for a Dáil vote to be taken tonight to scrap Carbon Tax amid an expected rise in fuel costs. The Irish Road Haulage Association is predicting the price of petrol and diesel will soon soar above €2 per litre due to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East. Speaking earlier this week, Micheál Martin has stated there should be no increase in fuel costs as Ireland's oil is sourced from the North Sea, and has pledged to engage with the Consumer Protection Commission. Former President of the IRHA Eugene Drennan however has been telling Clare FM's Daragh Dolan that the Taoiseach is ill-informed.

The Clare branch of the Irish Farmers Association has slammed the Agriculture Minister who they claim has “completely and utterly ignored” their concerns throughout the Bord Bia controversy. The farming representative organisation has stood down its protest at Bord Bia headquarters following an agreement that a governance review into the matters raised during the dispute will take place. Five IFA members occupied the lobby of Bord Bia's Dublin offices for 28 days while a rolling 24-hour protest took place outside the building for 36 following the revalation that Larry Murrin's company used Brazilian beef in its produce. Feakle-based Chairperson of the IFA in Clare, Stephen Walsh, has been telling Clare FM's Seán Lyons that farmers fear for their livelihoods if the use of South American meat becomes the norm here.

A Clare travel counsellor fears further disruption to flight schedules this week in light of the ongoing violence in the Middle East. All flights between Dublin Airport and Middle Eastern countries have been cancelled due to concerns around the US and Israel's war on Iran. Dubai International Airport, which is the world's busiest international hub, is closed for the third consecutive day today along with countless others across the region. Ennis travel counsellor Gearoid Mannion has been telling Clare FM's Seán Lyons we're "in a pause" of information at the moment but he's hopeful more clarity is on the way.

It's claimed more emergency accommodation is needed in Clare amid record local homeless numbers. For the first time, the number of adults recorded as homeless in this county has exceeded 100 according to the Department of Housing's report for January. According to Clare County Council, meanwhile, a further 73 children are living in homeless shelters here. Campaigner Fiona Faulkes who runs a mobile shower service for the homeless in Ennis has been telling Clare FM's Daragh Dolan that she's also seeing an increase in presentations across all demographics.

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Each Monday we will be on air from 6pm to look back on the weekends local sporting action, hearing from all those involved along with getting analysis on the big stories and moments and lots more too so we hope you keep it tuned here over the course of the next hour or so Coming up on this show We reflect on Clare's National Football League win over Limerick, the hurlers return to Division 1A of the National Hurling League, Clare's camogie side continue their unbeaten run, while the ladies footballers make it back to back wins to move clear of the relegation battle in Division Three of the League. We also round up a busy weekend of handball action and look back on what happened in local soccer too

This week has been TY Media Week. A group of transition year students has been in Clare FM all this week, getting a flavour of what it is like to work at a radio station. They have been learning the ropes under the watchful eye of Colum McGrath... Alan Morrissey was delighted to welcome to studio St. Flannan's College TY Student, Daithi O'Leary, Ennistymon Community School TY Student, Faye Slattery and Clare FM's Colum McGrath.

Coming up on the show, we look ahead to three different Clare v Limerick ties in the National Leagues this weekend while the hurlers face a trip to Dr Cullen Park in Carlow Clare handballers are also on the national stage this weekend, Colaiste Muire are looking for All Ireland camogie glory and Alan Troy will have Greyhound Focus too

A Clare TD claims energy companies are "laughing all the way to the bank" while families are forced to choose between heating and eating. The Commission for the Regulation of Utilities has revealed the number of people unable to pay their electricity bills in December rose to 320,000. This was up 20% on the same month in 2024, with the data showing 26% of domestic gas customers were in arrears while 14% of electricity customers couldn't pay their full bill. Shannon Sinn Féin TD Donna McGettigan has been telling Clare FM's Seán Lyons she believes the Government must intervene and ensure firms' savings are being passed onto customers.

For our weekly sports review on Friday's Morning Focus, Clare FM's Derrick Lynch was live in studio with Alan Morrissey to look ahead to a busy weekend of sporting fixtures. Games Previewed: National Hurling League Division 1B, Round 5: Carlow v Clare (Saturday, Dr. Cullen Park, Carlow, 6pm) National Football League Division 3, Round 5: Limerick v Clare (Saturday, Mick Neville Park, Rathkeale, 6pm) Centra Camogie League Division 1B: Limerick v Clare (Saturday, Cappamore, 2pm) LGFA National Football League Division 3 Round 5: Limerick v Clare (Sunday, Gerald Griffins GAA, 2pm)

It's being argued that while a Clare town has seen a "significant jump" in its rate of commercial vacancy, its number of newly empty units is "relatively small". A new report has found Shannon to have the highest rate of unoccupied commercial premises in Ireland with more than a third not in use as of the end of December. The findings state that the town's rate has risen by almost 4% in a year with roughly 82 of its units currently inactive. GeoDirectory CEO Dara Keogh, who wrote the report, has been telling Clare FM's Seán Lyons the picture is much more positive for Ennis and Kilrush than it is for Shannon.

It's hoped a new funding announcement for Shannon Airport will result in more flight routes for the facility and fewer people travelling to Dublin to fly. The Clare base has been included in the €45 million Regional Airports Programme for 2026 to 2030 which has been broadened to cover airports with up to three million passengers annually. It mean Shannon along with those in Knock, Kerry and Donegal will be able to avail of crucial state funding intended to ensure the viability of smaller airports. Cratloe Fianna Fáil Councillor Pat O'Gorman has been telling Clare FM's Seán Lyons Shannon's offering is "second to none".

An Post says it's confident of retaining its services in a prominent East Clare town. The National Postal Service is in the process of recruiting a new operator for Killaloe, with the current Postmistress understood to be retiring in May. An Post is accepting applications for the vacancy until Wednesday and, has told Clare FM that it's expecting a healthy level of interest in the contract. Killaloe Fianna Fáil Councillor Tony O'Brien is hopeful of a positive outcome.

It's claimed rents in Clare will not improve until housing supply drastically increases. Daft.ie's rental property price report for the final quarter of 2025 shows this county was the most expensive place to rent in Munster outside of the major cities. Supply across the province has reached a 20-year low meanwhile with just 200 new tenancies available for rent. Daft.ie Report Author and Economist Ronan Lyons has been telling Clare FM's Daragh Dolan the supply deficits here are far from normal.

A Clare Hotelier says the Government must take steps to reduce operating costs to ensure the industry can remain viable. The Irish Hotel's Federation is holding its 88th annual conference in Kilarney today, where members across the country are meeting to dicuss challenges facing the sector. A recent IHF survey shows that while room occupancy improved last year, 92% of hoteliers are concerned about the outlook for the global economy. Chair of the Shannon IHF Branch and Co-Owner of the Temple Gate and Shannon Springs Hotels Dermot Kelly has been telling Clare FM's Daragh Dolan that policies need to be introduced to reduce costs.

Clare FM's Derrick Lynch, Tommy Guilfoyle and Derek Dormer all joined Alan Morrissey on Monday's Mornings Focus to look back on a busy weekend of sports. Games Reviewed: National Hurling League Division 1B, Round 4: Kildare 3-14 Clare 0-27 (Saturday, St. Conleth's Park Newbridge) National Football League: Clare 0-24 Laois 2-15 (Sunday, Zimmer Biomet Páirc Chíosóg) Centra Camogie League Division 1B: Clare 0-16 Wexford 0-7 (Saturday, Clareabbey) LGFA National Football League Division 3: Clare 4-7 Laois 2-11 (Sunday, Clarecastle Astro)

A Clare Hotelier says the Government must take steps to reduce operating costs to ensure the industry can remain viable. The Irish Hotel's Federation is holding its 88th annual conference in Kilarney today, where members across the country are meeting to discuss challenges facing the sector. A recent IHF survey shows that while room occupancy improved last year, 92% of hoteliers are concerned about the outlook for the global economy. Chair of the Shannon IHF Branch and Co-Owner of the Temple Gate and Shannon Springs Hotels Dermot Kelly has been telling Clare FM's Daragh Dolan that policies need to be introduced to reduce costs.

It's hoped Clare's camogie side will stake an early claim for promotion from Division 1B this weekend. Eugene Foudy's side welcome fellow promotion hopefuls Wexford to Clareabbey on Saturday afternoon following a battling draw against Dublin in their opening round game. The visitors recorded an emphatic 2-14 to 0-8 win over Offaly last week and will be bolstered by the return of key player Anais Curran this weekend. The Banner came out on top of two close encounters when the sides met last year and Clare FM analyst Anne Marie McGann expects there to be nothing between the teams again.

The Chinese Ambassador to Ireland has confirmed he'll be exploring investment opportunities at the Roche site in Clarecastle. Zhao Xiyaun (Jow Shee-wen) visited Clare for the first time yesterday where he took in the former pharmaceutical plant, Clarecastle GAA Club, Áras Chontae An Chláir and the Cliffs of Moher on his trip. Clare FM's Daragh Dolan was in attendance for the visit at Clarecastle GAA Club where he spoke to Shannon resident and member of the Chinese Association of Ireland Sang Man and Mayor of Clare Paul Murphy, but first asked his excellency Ambassador Zhao about the purpose of his visit.

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One of the world's biggest bands has surprised fans with a powerful and politically charged new release. U2 have dropped a six-track EP titled Days of Ash, described as an immediate response to current global events and released ahead of the fourth anniversary of Russia's invasion of Ukraine. The EP tackles themes of war, democracy, protest and human rights, and even features collaborations with Ed Sheeran and Ukrainian artist Taras Topolia. To unpack the music, the message, and what it tells us about where U2 are creatively right now, Alan Morrissey was joined by Clare FM's Brian Flynn.

Clare FM's Derrick Lynch was back to chat with Alan Morrissey on Friday's Morning Focus to look ahead to some sporting games that will be happening over the weekend. Games Previewed: National Hurling League Division 1B, Round 4: Kildare v Clare (Saturday, St. Conleth's Park Newbridge, 6.30pm) National Football League: Clare v Laois (Sunday, Zimmer Biomet Páirc Chíosóg, 2pm) Centra Camogie League Division 1B: Clare v Wexford (Saturday, Clareabbey, 2pm) LGFA National Football League Division 3: Clare v Laois (Sunday, Clarecastle Astro, 1pm)

Coming up on the show we will look ahead to what is a very busy weekend of action with Clare's four flagship sides out in National League action, we will hear about how Kilmaley GAA club are looking for the Toughest Tribe, and Alan Troy will be along with Greyhound Focus too

A former Clare hurling captain is warning that Clare must ensure their attitude is right against Kildare in the National Hurling League this weekend. Clare make the trip to St Conleth's Park in Newbridge to face last year's Joe McDonagh Cup winners on Saturday evening. Brian Lohan's men sit top of the Division 1B staNdings with a 100% record in the league to this point. Clare FM analyst Tommy Guilfoyle says they will have to be at their best to keep that record intact.

Waterways Ireland has come under fire from local representatives at Clare's Tourism Strategic Policy Committee this week. Waterways Ireland is responsible for the restoration, develop and promotion of 1,100km worth of inland waters nationwide. However, it's been accused of dereliction of its duty in the south-east of the county for allegedly failing to consult with locals on plans for the Shannon Greenway and for failing to maintain Shannon Banks. Clare FM's Daragh Dolan attended the Tourism Strategic Policy Committee yesterday and spoke to Shannon Banks Sinn Féin Cllr James Ryan and firstly Parteen farmer and former Clare IFA Chair Tom Lane who says farmers are severely frustrated over the Greenway proposals. Image (c) Waterways Ireland via Public Service Data Catalogue

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Earlier this week, we spoke to Ennis resident Ann Marie Broomhead about the ongoing damp and mould issues affecting her home in Clancy Park — a situation she says has been impacting her family's health and wellbeing for the past two years. Today, we're turning our focus to solutions. Alan Morrissey was joined in studio by Leonard Shanahan of Shanahan Paints. Leonard recently shared a video online offering practical advice, which has been viewed more than 100,000 times. Image (c) Clare FM