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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 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.

Clare FM's Derrick Lynch and Tommy Guilfoyle discussed some of the major sporting fixture that took place over the weekend on Monday's Morning Focus presented by Alan Morrissey. Games Reviewed: Allianz Hurling League Division 1 B, Round 3: Clare 3-35 Down 0-15 (Sunday, Zimmer Biomet Pairc Chíosóg) Munster Junior Cup Quarter-Finals: Hibernians 1-1 Newmarket Celtic (Sunday, Waterford) ·(Newmarket win 3-2 on penalties) Ennis Carpets Clare Cup Second Round: Avenue United A 5-1 Avenue United B (Sunday, Roslevan) Bridge United and Tulla United also advanced to the next round. Women's Rugby – AIL Division 1: Cooke RFC 27-31 Ennis RFC (Saturday, Shaw's Bridge, Belfast)

Clare FM's Derrick Lynch, Tommy Guilfoyle and Syl Connor all joined Alan Morrissey on Tuesday's Morning Focus to review a busy weekend of sport. Games Reviewed: NHL Division 1B: Antrim 1-19 Clare 2-30 (Cushendall) TUS Dr. Harty Cup Final: St. Flannan's College 0-18 St. Joseph's Nenagh 0-20 (Zimmer Biomet Pairc Chíosóg) NFL Division 3: Clare 1-17 Westmeath 2-19 (Zimmer Biomet Pairc Chíosóg) Munster Ladies Football Senior A Post Primary Schools Final: St Joseph's Spanish Point 4-12 Loreto Clonmel 3-13

Clare FM's Derrick Lynch, Tommy Guilfoyle and Derek Dormer spoke with Alan Morrissey on Monday's Morning Focus to sum up and give their thoughts on the weekend sporting action. Games Reviewed: Allianz Football League Division 3, Round 1: Down 2-19 Clare 2-14 (Saturday, Páirc Esler Newry) Allianz Hurling League Division 1B, Round 1: Clare 3-18 Dublin 1-22 (Sunday, Zimmer Biomet Pairc Chíosóg)

Clare FM's Derrick Lynch and Tommy Guilfoyle joined Alan Morrissey to look back at the weekend in Sport. TUS Dr. Harty Cup Semi Final: St. Josephs Secondary School v St Flannan's College Munster Colleges Senior A Ladies Football Final: St Joseph's Spanish Point 4-7 Mercy Mounthawk Tralee 1-11

Calls have been made for Claire's workers in Ennis to receive fair redundancy packages amid closure fears. The fashion accessories retailer has been trading at the Dunnes Shopping Centre in Ennis for almost 23 years, however its US parent company has entered administration. The fate of the Modella Capital owned stores across Ireland and the UK remains in the balance, with the company citing high street conditions as a contributing factor. Clarecastle Sinn Féin Councillor and Clare Trade Union Council member Tommy Guilfoyle says it's vital the employees interests are prioritised.

To review the year in sport, Alan Morrisey was joined on by Clare FM's Derrick Lynch, Tommy Guilfoyle and Syl O'Connor. They looked back on: -Clare Senior Hurlers – relegated to Division 1B of NHL, eliminated from Munster SHC -Clare Senior Footballers – finished 3rd in Division 3 of NFL, beaten in Munster SFC Final by Kerry, lost all 3 games & finished bottom of All-Ireland SFC Group 3 -Clare Senior Footballers – Peter Keane stepped down as manager after one season, following short tenure of Mark Fitzgerald – Paul Madden takes over -Éire Óg do the double – Canon Hamilton and Jack Daly Cups -Clare clubs in Munster Club Championships - Éire Óg, O'Callaghan's Mills, Corofin -Clare win All-Ireland U18 B Ladies Football Final – defeat champions Sligo (1-8 to 0-7) -Ennis Ladies RFC – maiden AIL campaign -Local soccer

Clare FM's Derrick Lynch and Tommy Guilfoyle were back to give us their thoughts and reactions from a busy weekend of GAA fixtures. Games Reviewed: Munster Senior Club HC Final: Éire Óg 1-9 Ballygunner 0-21 (Sunday, FBD Semple Stadium) Munster Intermediate Club HC Final: O'Callaghan's Mills 0-15 Upperchurch Drombane 3-20 (Saturday, TUS Gaelic Grounds) As broadcast on Monday's Morning Focus with Alan Morrissey

Clare FM's Derrick Lynch and Tommy Guilfoyle joined Alan Morrissey to review the weekend's sporting fixtures. Games reviewed: Munster Club SHC Semi-Final: Éire Óg 2-20 Loughmore-Castleiney 1-16 (Sunday, Zimmer Biomet Páirc Chíosóg) Munster Club IHC Semi-Final: Tallow (Waterford) 1-21 O'Callaghan's Mills 1-23 (Sunday, Mallow) Clare U21 A Football Championship Semi-Finals: Ennistymon v Kilmurry Ibrickane (Saturday, Cooraclare) Clondegad v Cooraclare (Sunday, Ennistymon) Clare U21 B Football Championship Semi-Finals: Cratloe v Banner (Saturday, Clarecastle) Eire Óg v Corofin (Monday evening) Munster Junior Cup Fourth Round (Sunday): Bridge United v Grattan United Newmarket Celtic v Abbeyfeale United (McDonough Park) Fairgreen Celtic and BT Harps (Lees Road)

Listen back to Friday November 14th 2025's edition of Across The Line as Paul Carroll looks ahead to the weekend's sporting action in Tipperary. On this week's show: - Tommy Guilfoyle and Cian Treacy look ahead to Loughmore/Castleiney vs Éire Óg Ennis and also Upperchurch/Drombane and Cahir's Munster club hurling games - Charlie McGeever and C103's Finbarr McCarthy look ahead to Clonmel Commercials vs St. Finbarrs - Moycarkey-Borris camogie manager Ray Ralph looks ahead to their Munster intermediate camogie final on Saturday - Barry Drake provides our weekly greyhound racing update

On Monday's Morning Focus with Alan Morrissey, Clare FM's Derrick Lynch and Tommy Guilfoyle discussed a busy weekend of sporting fixtures. Games Reviewed: TUS Clare PIHC Final: O'Callaghan's Mills 2-19 Clarecastle 1-16 (Sunday, Zimmer Biomet Pairc Chiosóg) TUS IHC Final: Inagh-Kilnamona 1-20 Smith O'Brien's 2-18 (Sunday, Sixmilebridge) Clare Credit Unions Senior Camogie Final: Truagh-Clonlara 1-14 Inagh-Kilnamona 2-14 (Saturday, Zimmer Biomet Pairc Chiosóg) Soccer: Bridge United V Avenue United 1-0 Newmarket Celtic V Tulla United 3-1 Fairgreen Celtic V Moher Celtic 6-4 Ennis Dons V Bunratty Cratloe 2-0

On Monday's Morning Focus, Clare FM's Derrick Lynch, Tommy Guilfoyle, Daragh Dolan and Manager of Éire Óg, Gerry O'Connor reviewed a busy weekend in sport. Games Reviewed: TUS Clare SHC Final: Éire Óg v Clooney-Quin (Sunday, Zimmer Biomet Páirc Chíosóg) TUS PIHC Semi-Final: Clarecastle v Whitegate (Saturday, Tulla) O'Callaghan's Mills v Ruan (Saturday, Gurteen) TUS IHC Semi-Final: Ogonnelloe v Inagh-Kilnamona (Saturday, Killanena) Smith O'Briens v Kilmaley (Sunday, Cratloe) LGFA Ladies Football Final: Kilmihil v Banner (Sunday, Doonbeg)

Clare FM's Derrick Lynch is joined by Tommy Guilfoyle and Ann Marie McGann to preview Sunday's TUS Clare SHC final

A busy weekend in sporting action in Clare! Clare FM's Derrick Lynch and Tommy Guilfoyle joined Alan Morrissey on Monday's Morning Focus to discuss the TUS Clare SHC Semi-Finals, SHC Relegation Final, TUS PIHC Quarter Finals, TUS IHC Relegation Final and the TUS IHC Quarter-Finals.

To review the sporting fixtures, Alan Morrisey was joined on Monday's Morning Focus by Clare FM's Derrick Lynch and Tommy Guilfoyle. Games reviewed: TUS Clare SHC Quarter-Finals: Ballyea 2-13 Clonlara 0-16 (Saturday, Zimmer Biomet Páirc Chíosóg) Kilmaley 1-21 Sixmilebridge 1-8 (Saturday, Zimmer Biomet Páirc Chíosóg) Clooney Quin 1-20 Feakle 1-11 (Sunday, Zimmer Biomet Páirc Chíosóg) Éire Óg 3-21 Inagh-Kilnamona 1-17 (Sunday, Zimmer Biomet Páirc Chíosóg) TUS Clare SHC Relegation Semi-Final: Newmarket-on-Fergus 1-19 St. Joseph's Doora Barefield 2-15 (Saturday, Tulla) Corofin 0-13 Scariff 3-20 (Sunday, Tulla)

Clare FM's Derrick Lynch previews the weekends TUS Clare SHC quarter finals and relegation playoffs with Tommy Guilfoyle & Kevin Sheehan

To review the sporting fixtures, Alan morrissey was joined on Monday's Morning Focus by Clare FM's Tommy Guilfoyle and Derrick Lynch. Games Reviewed: TUS Clare SHC: Group 1 (Saturday): Clonlara v Crusheen Sixmilebridge v St. Joseph's Doora Barefield Group 2 (Sunday): Corofin v Clooney-Quin Inagh-Kilnamona v Broadford Group 3 (Sunday): Feakle v Éire Óg Wolfe Tones v Newmarket-on-Fergus Group 4 (Saturday): Scariff v Kilmaley Cratloe v Ballyea Clare Ladies SFC: Group A: Fergus Rovers v Burren Gaels Kilmurry Ibrickane v Eire Óg Group B: Kilmihil v St. Joseph's Doora Barefield Banner v Miltown

Scariff and Ballyea will be hoping to bounce back from opening round defeats when they face off in Round 2 of the TUS Clare Senior Hurling Championship. The sides meet in Zimmer Biomet Páirc Chiosóg on Sunday afternoon, knowing defeat will put their championship campaign in serious jeopardy. Ballyea surrendered an eleven point half time lead as they lost by a point to Kilmaley, while Scariff were edged out by Cratloe by three points first time out. Clare FM analyst, Tommy Guilfoyle, says both teams will be looking to finish the game stronger this time around. Throw on Sunday is at 5pm with commentary on Clare FM with NC Paint and Décor, Ashline, Kilrush Rd, Ennis

To review the sporting fixtures, Alan morrissey was joined on Monday's Morning Focus by Clare FM's Tommy Guilfoyle and Derek Dormer. Games Reviewed: All-Ireland Minor Hurling Final: Clare 0-10 Waterford 1-18 Cusack Cup Final: Eire Óg 3-19 Doora Barefield 0-14. Garry Cup Final: Kilrush Shamrocks 1-20 St. Breckan's 0-17 (Cooraclare) LGFA TG4 All-Ireland intermediate ladies football QF: Championship Clare 1-8 Monaghan 1-14 Glen Dimplex All-Ireland Senior Camogie Championship - Group 1 - Round 5: Tipperary 4-17 Clare 0-10.

Crusheen face off against Inagh/Kilnamona in the first of this year's WillWeGo.Com Clare Cup semi finals this evening. The sides do battle in Ruan after the fixture was rescheduled from Zimmer Biomet Páirc Chiosóg earlier this week, with the game getting underway at 7pm. Both sides come into the last four tie in a rich vein of form, finishing in the top two places in Group 1A with The Combo coming out on top in their previous encounter. Clare FM analyst Tommy Guilfoyle says Inagh/Kilnamona's returning county players will make a big difference to the side.

Clonlara will be hoping to exact a degree of revenge for their 2024 championship quarter final defeat to Sixmilebridge this weekend. The sides face off in the semi of the WillWeGo.com Clare Cup on Sunday afternoon in Newmarket on Fergus. When they last met in the latter stages of last years championship, The Bridge ran out three point winners en route to the final. Clare FM analyst Tommy Guilfoyle says Clonlara will hope for a good showing after a disappointing 2024.

A former Clare hurling captain says a fast start will be the target for the Clare minor hurlers as they look to reach the All Ireland Final Ger O'Connell's charges return to FBD Semple Stadium on Sunday afternoon to face Munster Champions Cork in their last four clash. Clare had an impressive showing in Thurles last time out, outscoring Galway 1-10 to 1-1 in the second half of their quarter final encounter en route to victory. Tommy Guilfoyle claims The Banner might catch the Munster champions cold after a couple weeks layoff. Throw in in Thurles on Sunday is at 1pm with commentary on Clare FM with Keatings Bar and Restaurant, Kilbaha, Loop Head.

A call is being made for the potential establishment of a Clare League of Ireland soccer team. The Banner County currently has no team competing in either the SSE Airtricity Men's Premier Division, or First Division. To discuss this further, Alan Morrissey was joined by Former Treaty United FC Academy Manager, Declan Farmer, and Clarecastle Sinn Fein Councillor, Cllr. Tommy Guilfoyle.

On Monday's Morning Focus, Alan Morrissey was joined by Clare FM's Derrick Lynch and Hurling Analyst, Tommy Guilfoyle to go through the weekend's sporting action.

Clare's defence of the All Ireland hurling title is in jeopardy following a second loss of the campaign. Tipperary scored four of the last five points of the game to secure a three point win against the Banner in Zimmer Biomet Pairc Chíosóg. It means Clare are now relying on other results in the final two rounds, and will need to beat Limerick at the TUS Gaelic Grounds in two weeks time to have any hope of progressing. Clare FM analyst Tommy Guilfoyle says Tipp got the important breaks once the game got back level.

Clare FM's Derrick Lynch is joined by former Clare captain Tommy Guilfoyle and Waterford reporter Tomas McCarthy to look ahead to Clare's clash with Waterford in the Munster SHC

To review the sporting fixtures, Alan Morrissey was joined on Monday's Morning Focus by Clare FM's Derrick Lynch, Syl O'Connor, hurling analyst, Tommy Guilfoyle and football analyst, Joe Garry. Games Reviewed: Munster SHC: Clare 3-21 Cork 2-24 (Sunday, Zimmer Biomet Pairc Chiosiog) Munster Senior Camogie Championship Semi-Final: Clare 0-10 Cork 2-22 (Sunday, Zimmer Biomet Pairc Chiosiog) Munster SFC Semi-Final: Clare 2-18 Tipperary 1-15 (Saturday, Zimmer Biomet Pairc Chiosiog)

Last week, we discussed Ennis 2040 DAC's decision to review its development plans. The DAC has agreed to review the controversial Abbey Street and Harvey's Quay projects to determine if they're "fit for purpose" and "add value" to the town. The two car park developments will be paused, in order to allow other projects to progress. The Post Office Field project will also be reviewed as part of this ‘reset'. However, the community group, "Hands Off Ennis Post Office Field” is still raising concerns over the project and has even suggested an alternative solution. To discuss this further, Alan Morrissey was joined in studio by Martin Vernon, Chairperson and Tommy Guilfoyle. Photo (c) Ennis 2040 DAC

To review the sporting fixtures, Alan Morrissey was joined on Monday's Morning Focus by Clare FM's Derrick Lynch, Tommy Guilfoyle and Syl O'Connor. Games Reviewed: National Hurling League Division 1A: Limerick 0-21 Clare 1-21 (Sunday, TUS Gaelic Grounds) National Camogie League Division 1B: Down 0-11 Clare 1-10 (Saturday) National Football League Division Three: Clare 2-12 Kildare 1-16 (Sunday, Cusack Park) National Ladies Football League Division Three: Clare 1-9 Monaghan 4-11 (Sunday, Doonbeg)

A former Clare senior hurling captain claims the timing of the loss of Shane O'Donnell gives Brian Lohan's squad time to adapt ahead of the Munster Championship. The Clare boss confirmed yesterday that the reigning Hurler of the Year, Shane O'Donnell, will undergo surgery on a shoulder issue, ruling him out for the entirety of the 2025 intercounty season. The Banner's Munster campaign is edging ever closer, with Cork making the visit to Cusack Park on April 20th. Clare FM hurling analyst, Tommy Guilfoyle, says the injury would be much more detrimental to the squad, had it occurred later in the year.

To review the sporting fixtures, Alan Morrissey was joined on Monday's Morning Focus by Clare FM's Tommy Guilfoyle, Derrick Lynch, and Derek Dormer. Games Reviewed: National Hurling League Division 1A: Clare 1-17 Wexford 1-23 (Sunday, Cusack Park) National Football League Division Three: POSTPONED Sligo v Clare (Sunday, Markievicz Park) Camogie League: Division 1B: Wexford 0-14 Clare 2-9 (Saturday, Enniscorthy) Ladies National Football League Division Two: Clare 0-7 Tipperary 2-6 (Clarecastle)

To review the sporting fixtures, Alan Morrissey was joined on Monday's Morning Focus by Clare FM's Derrick Lynch, Paudie Carmody, Tommy Guilfoyle and Derek Dormer. Games reviewed: National Football League Division Three: Clare v Fermanagh (Sunday, Cusack Park) All-Ireland Post-Primary Schools Croke Cup Quarter-Final: St. Flannan's v Presentation College Athenry (Saturday, Gort) National Camogie League Division 1B: Clare v Westmeath (Saturday, Tubber)

To review the sporting fixtures, Alan Morrissey was joined on Monday's Morning Focus by Clare FM's Derrick Lynch and Tommy Guilfoyle. Games reviewed: Hurling – Galway v Clare Ladies Football – Westmeath v Clare

Excitement levels in Feakle and Sixmilebridge are ratcheting up, ahead of Sunday's TUS Clare senior hurling final. Sixmilebridge are hoping to lift the Canon Hamilton Cup for a 16th time, in what is their first final appearance since 2020. However, Feakle's absence from the county's hurling showpiece stretches back much farther; the last of their six county titles came in their last final appearance all the way back in 1988, with a 44-year gap being bridged on that day. Sunday's decider in Cusack Park throws in at 3pm – a game you can, of course, hear live on Clare FM. To preview the 2024 TUS Clare senior hurling final, Alan Morrissey was joined by Clare FM's GAA Commentator, Syl O'Connor, Manager of Sixmilebridge, John O'Meara, Clare FM's Hurling Analyst, Tommy Guilfoyle and Feakle Club Secretary, Val Donnellan. Photo (c): Clare FM

An Ennis based bus driver has been in touch with Clare FM claiming that people dropping and collecting students outside Coláiste Mhuire, St. Flannan's, and Rice College are parking on footpaths, obstructing bus lanes, and endangering both students and pedestrians. To discuss this further, Peter O'Connell was joined by Councillor and member of Clare County Council's Road Safety Working Group, Tommy Guilfoyle and Senior Engineer of Clare County Council, Cyril Feeney. Photo (c): Naropano via Canva.com

Clare FM's Derrick Lynch is joined by Tommy Guilfoyle & Kevin Sheehan to preview the quarter final and relegation playoff action in the TUS senior and intermediate hurling championships

Unclean, unpleasant and unsafe. These are just some of the complaints raised by people in relation to Ennis Train Station. Some of those who have used the station also have concerns about what are described as its “substandard” toilet facilities, the unclear and difficult-to-follow timetables, and a lack of adequate information on bus schedules. To discuss this further, Alan Morrissey was joined by Clarecastle-based Sinn Fein councillor, Tommy Guilfoyle and Ennis Fine Gael councillor, Mary Howard.

Clare FM's Derrick Lynch is joined by analysts Tommy Guilfoyle & Derek Dormer to preview a huge weekend of final round action in the TUS Clare SHC & TUS Clare IHC

It's claimed a lack of ambition from successive governments is to blame for Clare's housing crisis. According to a new report from independent Oireachtas agency, the Parliamentary Budget Office, a total of 4,646 households in this county are on the social housing list or availing of the Housing Assistance Payment. Since 2016, the state has constructed over 2,170 new social homes in Clare, but according to the PBO, national targets must rise by 56% just to meet current supply deficits. Clarecastle Sinn Féin Councillor and Clare Social Housing Committee member Tommy Guilfoyle insists an emergency response is needed.

On this podcast: Clare FM's Derrick Lynch & Tommy Guilfoyle preview this weekend's opening round games in the TUS Clare SHC & Clare IHC

On Tuesday's Morning Focus, we explored the growing excitement across Clare as the All-Ireland Final approaches. Peter O'Connell was joined by Clare FM's analyst Tommy Guilfoyle, Corofin hurlers manager Joe Cahill, and Clonlara championship-winning manager and 1997 All-Ireland winning minor player, Donal Madden.

It's been suggested renters in Clare aren't asking their landlords if they're registered for fear of eviction. It comes as new Oireachtas figures have highlighted an alarmingly low uptake in the rent tax credit this year. Clare FM's Seán Lyons reports. ===== When first introduced in 2022, the Rent Tax Credit or RTC, allowed renters to claim maximum tax relief of €1,000 in the case of a couple and €500 in all other cases. For this year and next year, that's been increased to €1,500 for couples and €750 for those in other circumstances. The uptake rate is noticeably low this year however with just 59,481 claims recorded nationwide so far - meaning roughly six in seven renters haven't yet made a claim. Just 770 claims have been made in Clare in 2024 to date - with €870 being the average claim value. To avail of the tax credit, a tenancy must be registered with the Residential Tenancy Board unless it's a licence arrangement such a when a tenant shares with the owner or is in a rent-a-room or digs arrangement. Clarecastle Sinn Féin Councillor and Clare Social Development Strategic Policy Committee member Tommy Guilfoyle believes renters are afraid to ask if they're entitled to the credit as they fear they'll lose the tenancy. [CLIP] Tenants can find out if their tenancy is registered by checking the "Check The Register" section of the RTB website. As of Budget 2024, the Rent Tax Credit can be claimed for digs or rent-a-room arrangements if you pay rent for your child attending third-level education. As per the stipulations of the tax credit, the landlord must not be a housing association or approved housing body, a local authority, your parent or your child. Threshold Campaigns Officer Cat Clark says because private rental supply is in such dire straits, penalising landlords who fail to register their properties isn't necessarily possible or advisable.

Clare FM's Derrick Lynch & Tommy Guilfoyle analyse Clare's win over Kilkenny, along with reaction from manager Brian Lohan, Clare FM Patrick Bourke Menswear Man of the Match Adam Hogan and Tony Kelly

Clare FM's Alan Morrissey is joined by Derrick Lynch, Tommy Guilfoyle and Kevin Sheehan to review Clare's loss to Limerick in the Munster SHC final along with casting an eye over Clare's games in the All Ireland camogie and ladies football championships

On this podcast: Clare FM's Derrick Lynch is joined by former Clare captains Tommy Guilfoyle & Pat O'Connor, 2013 All Ireland winner Colin Ryan and Limerick sports journalist Tom Clancy to look ahead to Sunday's clash of Clare and Limerick in FBD Semple Stadium.

A member of Clare County Council's housing committee claims government policy has failed middle income earners in this county. It follows an independent report from the housing commission which estimates that 56,000 homes need to built from next year until 2034 in order address existing deficits and meet future demand. Last month, construction commenced on 188 new one-off houses in Clare, which is the highest total here since records began in 2014. Clarecastle Sinn Féin local election candidate Tommy Guilfoyle insists though the lack of affordable housing is locking a generation out of home ownership.

Clare FM's Syl O'Connor & Tommy Guilfoyle call the action as Clare beat Waterford in a dramatic Munster SHC tie in Cusack Park

It's claimed the local authority has the will but is being denied the funding to tackle Clare's housing crisis. It follows the Residential Tenancies Board final report for 2023, which shows the average price of renting for new tenants in this county is now over €1,300 per month. During April alone, a further 118 households here joined Clare County Council's approved social housing list. Clarecastle Sinn Féin local election candidate Tommy Guilfoyle, who's a member of the council's housing committee believes the Government could be allocating more funds to the local authority to provide social and affordable housing.

Munster SHC: Clare 3-26 Cork 3-24. Commentary from Syl O'Connor & Tommy Guilfoyle