On this week's podcast:

Rory Hickey is in studio to look back on the weekend's football action while Fergie O'Loughlin joins us for chat on the latest on the race for the Clare senior hurling manager's job.

On this weeks podcast:

We look back on the weekend action and assess where things stand as the search for a new Clare senior hurling manager rumbles on

Sunday's county hurling final pits Sixmilebridge against their neighbours Cratloe in Cusack Park.

Our panel, consisting of Fergie O'Loughlin, Derrick Lynch and Peter O'Connell look at the game in some detail and eventually manage to predict who they think will be 2019 champions.

On this week's podcast:

Joe Garry joins Derrick Lynch & Peter O'Connell to look back on the weekend's action.

On this week's podcast:

We look back on the Clare SHC & Clare IHC Semi-Finals while also asking what is going on with the Clare senior hurling management position.

Again we look at the big issues in Clare this week, such as the 15% hike in property tax, Ennis becoming the new divisional Garda HQ, traffic issues in Ennis and we speak to Joe Queally about Sunday's Burren Ramble.

On this week's podcast:

Derrick Lynch & Peter O'Connell are joined in studio by Joe Garry to reflect on the weekend's action

This week Owen Ryan and Carol Byrne discuss the continued beef protests in County Clare, we discuss the case of Gussie Shanahan, who went missing in 2000. His family are waiting 11 months since remains found in Clare were determined to be those of their son's for the paperwork to hold an inquest.

We talk property prices in Clare, which have increased dramatically, and we discuss the dangers of powerlines.

On this weeks podcast:

Derrick Lynch, Peter O'Connell and Fergie O'Loughlin look back on the weekend's action and discuss if penalties are a fair way to finish a championship game.

This week we speak to Verena Tarpey of Rape Crisis Midwest about their upcoming fundraiser the Dainty Daisies Challenge. Clare Champion Editor Peter O'Connell will be a contestant this year,

We discuss the ongoing farmers dispute, an unusual colour scheme for a social housing development in Feakle, and the support that a young boy with a rare form of cancer is receiving in Shannon.