Person: Fr Harry Bohan

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

<p>Donal Hickey: Many villages no longer have shops, post offices, or petrol pumps. And the number of closed and often derelict pubs, with weeds and grass growing around them, is also striking.</p>

outdoors

Much dereliction in our towns and villages, but also glimmers of hope

Would ‘derelict housing swat teams’, like those in operation in the US, help speed up the process of purchasing houses and other buildings left vacant by absentee, or disinterested, property owners?

Anthony Daly: It'd be a sin for the GAA to spend the rest of the year cat-calling, squabbling, and in-fighting

An insight into Fr Harry’s game

gaa

When wily Rebels crushed spirit of Clare

news

‘This erosion of service does serious damage to a community’

business

Education vital if farming is to lead economic recovery

Councillors back €40m Ennis private hospital

PLANNING permission has been given for a €40 million private hospital on the outskirts of Ennis after councillors overwhelmingly voted through a rezoning to accommodate the proposal.

Wed, 13 Oct, 2010

Preaching the need for change

THERE was a time when the great trinity of Irish society, Fianna Fáil, the Catholic Church and the GAA, looked impregnable. Michael Moynihan left the politics out of it and chatted to Fr Harry Bohan about the Association and the Church.

Sat, 27 Mar, 2010

Special Olympics chief to head volunteer task force

Special Olympics supremo Mary Davis is to head a new national citizenship task force to urge people to get involved in voluntary work in their communities.

Tue, 18 Apr, 2006

GAA reaping benefits of Rule 42 amendment

AMENDING Rule 42 to allow rugby and soccer be played in Croke Park has enhanced the profile of the GAA, according to president Sean Kelly.

Tue, 14 Feb, 2006

Advantage Clare for replay

THE advantage is with Clare ahead of Saturday’s All-Ireland SHC quarter-final replay with All-Ireland champions Kilkenny, according to Banner selector Fr Harry Bohan.

Tue, 27 Jul, 2004