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Clare Lakelands Hotel to open as direct provision centre for asylum seekers

Clare Lakelands Hotel to open as direct provision centre for asylum seekers

The Clare Lakelands Hotel in the village of Scariff County Clare will open as a Direct Provision Centre for Asylum Seekers in the coming days. A government briefing note to public representatives on Tuesday said t he 26 bedroom Hotel will accommodate 77 people claiming international protection / asylum.
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Clare minor hurling team built on solid foundations

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By John Harrington Clares presence in Sundays Electric Ireland All-Ireland Minor Hurling Final against Galway is a nice example of cause and effect.The Banner County have made a number of very smart personnel appointments and overhauled their underage Academy to great effect in recent years.That has led to a huge
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Allianz FL D1: Gritty Galway defeat Armagh

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Allianz Football League Division One

Galway 1-8 Armagh 1-6

By Steve Malone at BOX-IT Athletic Grounds

A tight Allianz Football League game seemed to be edging towards a stalemate when Matthew Tierney fisted home the winning goal in the 69th minute.

The result puts Galway in with a chance of reaching the decider with All-Ireland champions Kerry coming to the Pearse Stadium next, while Armagh are in trouble as they make the trip to rivals Tyrone with relegation a real possibility.

Armagh held Galway to three points in the first half while Galway restricted Armagh to only two minutes during the second period in a game that was cagey in most parts.

Stefan Campbell, Crossmaglens Callum Cumiskey and Rian ONeill and Ciaran Mackin picked off fine first half points but it was goalkeeper Ethan Rafferty that grabbed Armaghs goal on 21 minutes.

That gave Armagh a 1-2 to no 0-0 lead, but two points in as many minutes from Johnny Heaney and Cathal Sweeney put Galway back into the contest. Shane Walsh pointed from a free as Armagh led 1-04 to 0-03 at the break.

Galway hit 1-05 before Armagh scored only their second point of the half. Rory Grugan opened the half with a point and they should have added to their tally, but for some poor shooting and the Tribesmen improved significantly.

Paul Conroy, Matthew Tierney, Shane Walsh and Johnny Heaney impressed as the Tribesmen cut into Armaghs lead. The game opened up as it progressed but as Heaney, Conroy and marks from the excellent Tomo Culhane had the sides level with time almost up.

Then came Tierneys smash and grab winning goal. Armagh came close to equalising deep in additional time, but Galway 'keeper Conor Gleeson did well to deny Jarly Og Burns.

Galway are making strides, while Armagh have work to do.

Scorers for Galway: Matthew Tierney 1-0, Johnny Heaney, Tomo Culhane 2ms, and Shane Walsh 2fs 0-2 each, Paul Conroy and Cathal Sweeney 0-1 each.

Scorers for Armagh: Ethan Rafferty 1-0, Ciaran Mackin, Stefan Campbell, Callum Cumiskey, Rian O'Neill, Aidan Nugent, and Rory Grugan f 0-1 each.

Galway: Conor Gleeson, John McGrath, Sean Kelly, Sean Fitzgerald, Dylan McHugh, John Daly, Cian Hernon, Paul Conroy, Paul Kelly, Matthew Tierney, Johnny Heaney, John Maher, Patrick Kelly, Shane Walsh, Cathal Sweeney.

Subs: Robert Finnerty for Kelly HT, Tomo Culhane for P Kelly 43,Daniel OFlaherty for Maher 68, Billy Mannion for Hernon 70, Ryan Monaghan for J Daly 76.

Armagh: Ethan Rafferty; Barry McCambridge, Aaron McKay, Aidan Forker, Ciaran Mackin, Greg McCabe, Jarly Og Burns, Stefan Campbell, Tiernan Kelly, Callum Cumiskey, Rory Grugan, Joe McElroy, Rian ONeill, Andrew Murnin, Jason Duffy.

Subs: Jemar Hall for Cumiskey 29, Stephen Sheridan for Kelly ht, Conor Turbitt for McCabe 48, Ross McQuillan for McKay 51, Niall Grimley for Sheridan 58, Aidan Nugent for ONeill 65.

Referee: David Gough Meath.

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Tailteann Cup: Cavan kick off with a win

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Tailteann Cup Group One CAVAN 2-20LAOIS 1-14Kevin Egan reports from Kingspan Breffni 2022 Tailteann Cup finalists Cavan took a strong step forward in their bid to get back to Croke Park when they overcame a sluggish start to rack up a big win against Laois at Kingspan Breffni Park this
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Dermot Ryan relishing Tailteann Cup test

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By Cian OConnell The new Tailteann Cup group phase structure will aid developing teams significantly according to Waterfords Dermot Ryan.Playing games and generating momentum is critical for any outfit eager to make progress so Ryan is delighted to embrace the format being implemented.We're probably one of the lowest on the
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Martin McNally appointed referee for EirGrid U20 Football Final

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The GAA can confirm Monaghan official Martin McNally will referee Saturday's EirGrid All-Ireland U20 Football Final at Kingspan Breffni.Kildare and Sligo will clash at the Cavan venue with McNally taking charge of the action.Saturday May 6EirGrid GAA Football All-Ireland U20 Championship Kildare v Sligo, Kingspan Breffni, 1.30pm, TG4Referee: Martin McNally
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Tailteann Cup: Meath prevail at Fraher Field

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Referees appointed for Ulster and Leinster SFC Finals

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The referees have been appointed for next weekend's Ulster and Leinster SFC Finals.David Gough from Meath will referee the Ulster SFC showpiece involving Derry and Armagh at St Tiernach's Park, Clones.Cork official Conor Lane takes charge of the Leinster decider between Dublin and Louth at Croke Park.Sunday May 14Ulster SFC
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Mayo through to Connacht Minor Football Final after thriller

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Electric Ireland Connacht Minor Football semi-final MAYO2-13 ROSCOMMON 2-12Ian Cooney at Hastings Insurance MacHale Park, Castlebar A point from Tom Lydon deep into injury time propelled Mayo in the Connacht minor football final at Roscommons expense after a thrilling last four clash at Hastings Insurance MacHale Park.When the sides met
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