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	Ireland South: Spectacular election successes for Socialist Party
		In a radio programme in which all the parties participated during the election campaign in the constituency, the Green Party candidate Trevor Seargant (leader of the Greens) claimed that Clare Daly’s opposition to the Bin Taxmeant that she would be responsible for the privatisation of the refuse service.
		Such is the respect for Clare Daly that one canvasser encountered a sign on a door which said: "No canvassers please – apart from Clare Daly." In another incident a voter driving a brand new BMW pulled up to Socialist Party canvassers and asked them if they were campaigning for Clare.
		Clare was in third position all the way through until the final count.
	www.socialistworld.net /eng/2002/05/22IrishElctn.html (2299 words)

	RTÉ News - Elections 2004
		The party fielded several candidates in the local elections and both Higgins and Clare Daly were elected to Fingal County Council.
		Clare Daly in Dublin North also polled well and had 3,324 votes when eliminated in the seventh round.
		Daly topped the poll in the Swords electoral division with 1,281 votes.
	www.rte.ie /news/elections2004/profiles/socialist.html (2299 words)

	RTÉ.ie Sport - Daly may be forced to retire
		Martin Daly, one of Clare's outstanding footballers of the last decade, may be forced to retire form at the age of 27.
		Daly has been advised by doctors to quit due to a back injury, but will delay making a final decision until the results of a recent scan have been revealed.
		I desperately want to continue playing but I have been told it could cause me problems in later life." Daly has been suffering with the problem for a number of years now, and the condition has been getting progressively worse during that time.
	www.rte.ie /sport/2001/0522/clare.html (196 words)

	Hoganstand - Cork GAA Football & Hurling
		Carmody made it four out of four for Clare in the second half when he hit another unbelievable point from distance and it looked to all the world as if Anthony Daly’s charges were about to pull off a remarkable victory.
		In fairness, Clare could hardly have done more than steal into a six-point lead, 0-13 to 0-7, with 21 minutes remaining, but the Rebels aren’t All-Ireland champions for nothing and they staged an irresistible revival to outscore their provincial rivals by nine points to two from there to the finishing line.
		Clare also had a couple of early wides from midfielder Colin Lynch before Tony Carmody opened the scoring with a neat tap-over from close to goal in the fourth minute.
	www.hoganstand.com /cork/ArticleForm.aspx?ID=50088 (1267 words)

	ireland.com / Today / News in Focus / ELECTION 2002
		Meanwhile, in a cute piece of electioneering, the Taoiseach, Mr Ahern, stated during his walkabout around Ennis last week that the economically marginalised west Clare town of Kilrush was top of the list for decentralisation of a section of the Civil Service.
		It is likely to bolster support for Mr Daly, the weakest of the Fianna Fáil candidates, and impact on the votes of his main locally-based rival, Senator Madeleine Taylor-Quinn, of Fine Gael.
		Fine Gael supporters are relying on the "Noonan factor" to help them elect a second candidate in the four-seater Clare constituency.
	www.ireland.com /focus/election_2002/constituencies/clare.htm (628 words)

	Meet the Team
		P.J. been instrumental in guiding Daly Insurances and Mortgages from its foundation in 1963 through to its current position as one of the leading providers of financial services in Co. Clare.
		Since co-founding Daly Insurances and Mortgages in 1991, Declan has developed considerable expertise in all aspects of general insurance.
		Brendan joined Daly Insurances and Mortgages Ltd. last year.
	www.dalyinsurances.ie /meettheteam.htm (628 words)

	Irish Family Names - Daly
		Originally, the Dalys were to be found in Co Westmeath, but there were sub-septs in many different localities in counties Clare, Cork and Galway.
		In the last century, Marcus Daly, from Ballyjamesduff in Co Cavan, who emigrated to California, became enormously wealthy from his mining activities and was nicknamed the "Copper King".
		The Dalys claim descent from one of Ireland's epic heroes from Celtic mythology, Niall of the Nine Hostages.
	www.irelandseye.com /irish/traditional/names/family/daly.shtm (199 words)

	Clare People: Haulie Daly
		In the 1940’s and 1950’s the brothers Haulie, John and Pat-Joe Daly were prominent Clare hurlers.
		Michael Daly was one of the founders of the hurling club about 1912.
		Haulie Daly died, following a short illness, in June 1991 at the age of 69.
	www.clarelibrary.ie /eolas/coclare/people/haulie_daly.htm (261 words)

	Saw Doctors A to Z
		Nora Daly was a Clare Islander and owner of the last post office on the Island, she is mentioned in the song Clare Island...
		Clare Island was released as an EP in Ireland only...
		Visit Clare Island Tourist Board for lots more information on the islands community, walks and places to stay.
	gnomes.0catch.com /saw_doc_a_to_d_page.htm (261 words)

	Clonmore Lodge, Quilty, Co. Clare
		Clonmore Lodge is a listed Historic House of Clare and is run by John and Maire Daly who celebrate 30 years of welcolming people to their home.
		Weclome to West Clare, nestled between the wild Atlantic Ocean and Mount Callan to the East, taking in some of the most dramatic coastline and rugged beauty on offer in Ireland, making this area very special indeed.
		Clonmore Lodge is a modernised landlord's summer residence on its own grounds and commanding wonderful views over the the Atlantic.
	www.bedandbreakfastireland.net /Clare_ClonmorLodge.htm (261 words)

	Hoganstand - Clare GAA Football & Hurling
		1946 (replay): J. Daly, D. McInerney, P. O'Callaghan, T. Byrnes, D. Carroll, D. Solan, B. McMahon, A. Hannon, J. Solan, M. Nugent, R. Frost, M. Daly, M. O'Halloran, J. Whelan, P. Quane.
		1946 (draw): J. Daly, D. McInerney, P. O'Callaghan, G. Frost, D. Carroll, D. Solan, P. Byrnes, A. Hannon, A. O'Brien, M. Nugent, R. Frost, M. Daly, P. Lyons, J. Whelan, P. Quane
		1997: D. Fitzgerald, M. O'Halloran, B. Lohan, F. Lohan, L. Doyle, S. McMahon, A. Daly, O. Baker, C. Lynch, J. O'Connor, C. Clancy, P.J. O'Connell, N. Gilligan, G. O'Loughlin, F. Tuohy.
	www.hoganstand.com /Clare/Profile.aspx (447 words)

	munsterrailwaycupteams.htm
		Subs: Liam Hassett (Kerry), Anthony Lynch (Cork) used; Martin Daly (Clare), Declan Browne (Tipperary), Nicolas Murphy (Cork), Martin Cronin (Cork) played in semi-final, Ger Keane (Clare), James Hanrahan (Clare), Brendan Rouine (Clare), Martin Power (Waterford).
		Team: James Hanrahan (Clare), Frankie Griffin (Clare), Mark O’Connor (Cork), Brendan Rouine (Clare), Seamus Moynihan (Kerry), Niall Cahalane (Cork), Liam O’Flaherty (Kerry), John Quane (Limerick), William Kirby (Kerry), Martin Cronin (Cork), Brian Corcoran (Cork), Ciaran O’Sullivan (Cork), Genie Farrell (Kerry), Johnny Crowley (Kerry), Martin Daly (Clare).
		Team: Kevin O’Dwyer (Cork), Brian Corcoran (Cork), Mark O’Connor (Cork), Brendan Rouine (Clare), Ciaran O’Sullivan (Cork), S Burke (Kerry), Stephen Stack (Kerry), Derry Foley (Tipperary), Dara O'Se, W O’Shea (Kerry), Joe Kavanagh (Cork), Brian Burke (Tipperary), Martin Daly (Clare), Colin Corkery (Cork), Dara O’Cinneide (Kerry).
	www.gaelicgazette.com /munsterrailwaycupteams.htm (3805 words)

	munsterrailwaycupteams.htm
		Team: Davy Fitzgerald (Clare), Stephen McDonagh (Limerick), Brian Lohan (Clare), Declan Nash (Limerick), Tony Browne (Waterford), Sean McMahon, Anthony Daly (Captain, Clare), Ollie Baker (Clare), Ciaran Carey (Limerick), Michael Cleary, Declan Ryan, Tommy Dunne (Tipperary), James O’Connor (Clare), Gary Kirby, Damien Quigley (Limerick).
		Team: Ger Cunningham (Cork), Anthony Daly (Clare), Sean O'Gorman (Cork), Michael Ryan (Tipperary), Declan Nash (Limerick), Stephen Frampton (Waterford), Cathal Casey (Cork), Mike Houlihan (Limerick), Tom Fives (Waterford), Frankie Carroll (Limerick), Gary Kirby (Limerick), John Leahy (Tipperary), Michael Cleary (Tipperary), Pat Fox (Tipperary), Barry Egan (Cork).
		Team: Davy Fitzgerald (Clare), Anthony Daly (Clare), Noel Sheehy (Tipperary), Sean O'Gorman (Cork), Mike Houlihan (Limerick), Michael Ryan (Tipperary), Paul Delaney (Tipperary), Sean McCarthy (Cork), M.O’Shea (Kerry), Ciaran Carey (Limerick), Declan Carr (Tipperary), John Leahy (Tipperary), Pat Fox (Tipperary), Sean Daly (Waterford), Barry Egan (Cork).
	www.gaelicgazette.com /munsterrailwaycupteams.htm (3805 words)

	munsterrailwaycupteams.htm
		Subs: Liam Hassett (Kerry), Anthony Lynch (Cork) used; Martin Daly (Clare), Declan Browne (Tipperary), Nicolas Murphy (Cork), Martin Cronin (Cork) played in semi-final, Ger Keane (Clare), James Hanrahan (Clare), Brendan Rouine (Clare), Martin Power (Waterford).
		Team: Martin Flynn (Clare), Noel Roche (Clare), Tom Spillane (Kerry), Mick Spillane (Kerry), Tom Mannix (Cork), Tommy Doyle (Kerry), Ger Lynch (Kerry), Jack O’Shea (Kerry), Teddy McCarthy (Cork), Timmy Dowd (Kerry), Donal Fitzgibbon (Limerick), Dave Barry (Cork), Eoin O’Brien, Liam Stokes (Tipperary), Pat Burke (Clare).
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	www.gaelicgazette.com /munsterrailwaycupteams.htm (3805 words)

	Ireland - Free the bin tax two: Interantional protests continue
		Two members of the European Parliament, Alain Krivine and Roseline Vachetta, both members of the LCR in France, have called for the immediate release from prison of Joe Higgins TD and councillor Clare Daly.
		La LCR (section française de la 4ième Internationale) et ses eurodéputés Alain Krivine et Roseline Vachetta apportent leur soutien à la campagne pour la libération immédiate de Joe Higgins et de Clare Daly ainsi qu'à la levée de toutes les sanctions les concernant.
		We, members of the Portuguese parliament, elected by the Left Bloc, support the popular protest and show solidarity with Joe Higgins and Clare Daly.
	www.socialistworld.net /eng/2003/10/01bins.html (744 words)

	munsterrailwaycupteams.htm
		Team: Joe Quaid, Stephen McDonagh, Mike Nash (Limerick), Anthony Daly (Clare), Dave Clarke (Limerick), Michael Ryan (Tipperary), Declan Nash, Ciaran Carey (Limerick), Colm Bonnar, Michael Cleary (Tipperary), Tony Browne (Waterford), Barry Egan, Kevin Murray (Cork), Gary Kirby (Captain, Limerick), Damien Quigley (Limerick).
		Joe Quaid, Mark Foley, James Moran (Limerick), Michael O’Halloran, PJ O’Connell, Fergal Hegarty (Clare), Tommy Dunne (Tipperary).
		Subs: Tommy Quaid, Joe O’Connor (Limerick), John Heffernan (Tipperary), Michael Guilfoyle, Tommy Guilfoyle (Clare), Damien Byrne, Mossie Walsh (Waterford), Ger Fitzgerald (Cork), Shane Fitzgibbon Limerick.
	www.gaelicgazette.com /munsterrailwaycupteams.htm (744 words)

	Munster Railway Cup Football Teams - Munster GAA Web Site
		Team: Declan O'Keeffe (Kerry), Barry Keating (Clare), Barry O'Shea (Kerry), Stephen Stack (Kerry), Seamus Moynihan (Kerry - Captain), Liam O.Flaherty (Kerry), Eamonn Breen (Kerry), Dara O'Se (Kerry), Fachtna Collins, Joe Kavanagh (Cork), Francis McInerney (Clare), Derry Foley (Tipperary), Mike Frank Russell (Kerry), P Hegarty (Cork), Martin Daly (Clare).
		Team: Dan O'Keeffe, Billy Myers, Joe Keohane, Tadhg Healy (Kerry), Din O'Connor (Cork), D. Walsh, Eddie Walsh, Paddy Kennedy, Sean Brosnan, Jack Walsh, Tom "Gega" O'Connor, Paddy Bàn Brosnan (Kerry), Eamonn Young (Cork), Murt Kelly (Kerry), J. Burke (Tipperary), D. Harnedy (Cork), Jimmy O'Gorman, P. Holly, Bill Casey (Kerry), P. Begley (Clare), J. Aherne (Cork).
		Team: Dan O'Keeffe, Billy Myers, Joe Keohane, Tadhg Healy, Bill Dillon (Captain), Bill Casey, Eddie Walsh, Sean Brosnan, Paddy Kennedy, Jack Walsh, Tom "Gega" O'Connor (All Kerry), Eamonn Young (Cork), Jimmy O'Gorman, Murt Kelly, Paddy Bàn Brosnan (Kerry), R. Harnedy (Cork), P. Begley (Clare), Charlie O'Sullivan (Kerry), E. McCarthy (Limerick), Christy Moylan (Waterford).
	munster.gaa.ie /teams/railwaycupfootball.html (2361 words)

	RTE News - Jailed politicians 'grandstanding', says Cullen
		Before jailing the politicians, Mr Justice Iarlfhlaith O'Neill said he appreciated that Joe Higgins and Clare Daly breached court orders as part of a political campaign and that their motivation was sincere.
		The Minister for the Environment, Martin Cullen, has accused jailed politicians Joe Higgins and Clare Daly of 'political grandstanding of the highest scale'.
		Dublin West TD Mr Higgins and Socialist Party councillor Ms Daly were each jailed for a month today for their part in the waste charge protests in Fingal County Council's area.
	www.rte.ie /news/2003/0919/waste.html (492 words)

	munsterhurlingfinalwinningteams.htm
		CLARE: Tommy Daly, Pat Mclnerney, John Joe Doyle (Captain), Jim Higgins, Jim Hogan, Jim Houlihan, Larry Blake, Mick O’Rourke, Jack Gleeson, Mick Falvey, Tom McInerney, Martin Connery, Jim Mullane, Tom Burnell, Tull Considine.
		CORK (REDMONDS): Paddy Cantillon (Captain), Michael O'Reilly, Tom Irwin, Chris Young, Dave McGrath, Tom Powell, Dan O'Leary, John Delea, William Sheehan, Pat Sullivan, Jamesy Kelleher, John Ronayne, Tim Hallahan, John "Flocker" O’Neill, Denis O'Keeffe, Denis Daly, Jack Leonard.
		CORK (DUNGOURNEY): Jamesy Kelleher (Captain), Jim Ronayne, Jerry Desmond, Jackie O'Shea, Johnny Daly, Will Daly, Pat Leahy, Tim Lynch, Tom Mahony, Tom Coughlan, Michael Cotter, Bill Moloney, Chris Young, Paddy Hallinan, Paddy Cantillon, Dave McGrath, Billy O'Neill.
	www.gaelicgazette.com /munsterhurlingfinalwinningteams.htm (492 words)

	Dáil Éireann - Volume 299 - 03 May, 1977 - Written Answers. - Repairs to Schools.
		Daly asked the Minister for Education the names of one-teacher and two-teacher schools in County Clare where applications for repairs are under consideration by his Department; and when decisions will be made in each case.
		Daly asked the Minister for Education when the necessary sanction will be given to carry out essential repairs to Cooraclare national school, County Clare.
		Barry): The Commissioners of Public Works have been asked for an up-to-date estimate of the cost of the works proposed at this school.
	www.oireachtas-debates.gov.ie /D/0299/D.0299.197705030050.html (197 words)

	Limerick Leader - April 24th, 1999 - Features - All your local notes
		After a good day's handball which lasted six hours the results are as follows: U/14 Singles: Marie Daly, Kerry; U/14 Doubles: Rebecca Kelly and Theresa McGuane, Clare; U/15 Doubles: Siobhain O'Doherty and partner, Tipperary; U/16 Singles: Noel McGuane, Clare; U/16 Doubles: Noelle Casey and Aine Staunton, Limerick.
		Congratulations to our Fred Daly boys team who put up a very good performance in the home tie against Limerick Golf Club on last Saturday going down by the odd match in the five singles played over their home course.
		Special thanks to our minor players of 1998 and club officials who formed a guard of honour for their former colleague, the late Eoghan O'Driscoll R.I.P. They braved the very inclement weather conditions for a considerable time to partake in the tribute.
	www.limerick-leader.ie /issues/19990424/localnotes.html (21339 words)

	The Examiner - Sport From Ireland - 27, September, 1999
		Lissycasey, last years beaten County finalists, then kicked four successive points, two from Martin Daly and one apiece from Colin Lynch and Mark Kelly to draw level.
		Martin Daly in injury time pointed for Lissycasey when a goal was on and this proved the game�s final action, leaving Doonbeg three points ahead.
		REIGNING Clare and Munster champions Doonbeg eventually put paid to Lissycasey�s stubborn challenge in this Clare SFC quarter final clash on Saturday evening in Miltownmalbay.
	archives.tcm.ie /irishexaminer/1999/09/27/shead_321.htm (21339 words)

	THE BLANKET * Index: Current Articles
		Now both Joe Higgins and Clare Daly are subject to the whim of those other managers – prison governors, both having obtained the status of political prisoners, courtesy of the wealthy.
		In 2001, the two Socialist Party elected representatives Joe Higgins and Clare Daly, won a court case which compelled the councils to collect household rubbish whether or not the tax had been paid.
		Joe Higgins made the point that it was not lost on people that the council was jailing him while none of the Ansbacher tax-cheats were even taken to court.
	lark.phoblacht.net /courtofrich.html (1043 words)

	Socialist Party Appeal
		We urgently need letters of support for our Irish comrades Socialist Party MP Joe Higgins and Councillor Clare Daly, members of the sister organisation of the Socialist Party in England and Wales, who were sent to Mountjoy Prison today, while organising a campaign against the iniquitous bin tax.
		Councillor Clare Daly said at a press conference yesterday:
		Michael McDowell T.D., Minister for Justice, Equality and Law Reform, Department of Justice, Equality and Law Reform, 72 - 76 St. Stephen's Green, Dublin 2 Tel: + 1 602 8202 Fax + 1 676 7797 e mail: minister@justice.ie
	www.socialistparty.org.uk /appeal.htm (1043 words)

	ireland.html
		In a radio programme in which all the parties participated during the election campaign in the constituency, the Green Party candidate Trevor Seargant (leader of the Greens) claimed that Clare Daly’s opposition to the Bin Taxmeant that she would be responsible for the privatisation of the refuse service.
		Although Socialist Party members in Ireland were disappointed not to get Clare elected, they pointed out that this was a similar platform to Joe’s near-success in the 1996 Dublin West by-election, from which the party went on to win a seat in 1997.
		He then went on to explain that he had been a Fine Gael voter all his life but would be giving Clare his first preference vote in the elections because of her principled stand and her campaigning work.
	www.lsp-mas.be /lsp/cwi/ireland.html (2220 words)

	Limerick Leader - February 1st, 2003 - Features - All your local notes
		He won two of the much coveted medals with Cork playing alongside such greats of Cork hurling as Jack Lynch, Willie John Daly, Mattie Touhy, Sean Twomey and of course the greatest of them all, Christy Ring, who remained a close personal friend of the Charleville man during the latter's life time.
		Danno replaced the late Alan Lotty at centre-back on the team, which played in the Thomond Feis, a prestigious competition of the day, which was played in Limerick and involved the county teams of Cork, Clare, Limerick and Tipperary.
		Prizewinners of the GAA, Spin and Win lottery at O'Sheas on Sunday night were Niall Fitzpatrick, Broadford E100; John Daly, Tullylease E40; Ned Daly, Curramore, Broadford E50; Terance Insley, Ross, Dromcollogher E40.
	www.limerick-leader.ie /issues/20030201/localnotes.html (2220 words)

	DISTRICT OF FERGUS DRAINAGE ACT, 1943
		Patrick Glynn, Timothy Barron, James McCormack, Michael Hogan, Patrick Roughan, John Barry, Michael Kearney, John O'Loughlin, Mary McInerney, Patrick McCallin, Patrick McInerney, Patrick Barry, Patrick McInerney and Catherine Daly.
		Michael Glynn, Administrator of Patrick Glynn, deceased, Timothy Barron, James McCormack, Michael Hogan, Patrick Roughan, John Barry, Michael Kearney, John O'Loughlin, Mary McInerney, Patrick McCallin, Patrick McInerney, Patrick Barry, Patrick McInerney and Catherine Daly,
		Glynn and Others versus Clare County Council and Others.
	www.irishstatutebook.ie /gen21943a.html (1258 words)

	Socialist Party Press Coverage (Oct 03): Mass Struggle Shakes the Establishment
		Clare Daly and Michael Murphy on the Marian Finucane Show
		Clare and Michael appeared on the Marian Finucane Show on Monday morning and debated the bin tax issue with Marian and various callers.
		Joe debated the bin tax issue with members of the main establishment parties, fellow Dublin West TD Brian Lenihan (Fianna Fail), Eamonn Gilmore (Labour) and Olivia Mitchell (Fine Gael).
	www.socialistparty.net /pub/news/bintaxmedia.htm (204 words)

	munsterhurlingfinalwinningteams.htm
		CLARE: Davy Fitzgerald, Michael O’Halloran, Brian Lohan, Frank Lohan, Liam Doyle, Sean McMahon, Anthony Daly (Captain), Ollie Baker, James O’Connor, Fergus Tuohy, P J O’Connell, Fergal Hegarty, Stephen McNamara, Conor Clancy, Ger O’Loughlin.
		CLARE (TULLA): Ambrose Power (Captain), Joe Power, Michael Flanagan, Brendan Considine, James "Sham" Spellissy, Martin Moloney, Tom McGrath, Ned Grace, John Shalloo, Pat "Fowler" Mclnerney, John Fox, Rob Doherty, Jim Clancy, Patrick McDermott, Patrick Moloney.
		Patrick "Wedger" Meagher (Captain), Bill Kelly, Jack Harty, Ned Cawley, Stephen Hackett, Frank McGrath, Mick Ryan, Jack Kennedy, Ned Gilmartin, Jack "Skinny" O'Meara, Jack Raleigh, Jimmy Murphy, Hugh Shelly, Paddy Brolan, Ed O'Keeffe.
	www.gaelicgazette.com /munsterhurlingfinalwinningteams.htm (204 words)

	Guardian Unlimited The Guardian The Editor: Politicians jailed over bin tax dispute
		Higgins and his party colleague, Councillor Clare Daly, were each jailed for a month for defying a high court injunction prohibiting them from obstructing refuse collections.
		The severity of the sentence imposed on Higgins and Daly came as a shock to their supporters, but mainstream politicians were unsympathetic.
		That joke gained a new relevance in Dublin last Friday when the dail's only Socialist Party member, Joe Higgins, was jailed by the high court for leading a campaign against controversial new charges on Dubliners for the collection of their rubbish.
	www.guardian.co.uk /editor/story/0,12900,1049818,00.html (650 words)

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