
Peter Clarke
Peter Clarke was instrumental for DCU in the Fitzgibbon Cup final, scoring points that helped his team stay in contention against UL.
Country presence
Recent news mentions
Peter Clarke warned that declining river flows are placing greater pressure on the country's water resources.
Water restrictions begin for NWC customers served by Mona Dam as drought worsens | News
Peter Clarke, managing director of the Water Resources Authority, highlighted that a number of the island’s surface water sources are showing signs of decline.
WATER WATCH - Wasting prohibition looms as Jamaica battles prolonged drought | NewsPeter Clarke, managing director of the Water Resources Authority, highlighted that a number of the island’s surface water sources are showing signs of decline.
WATER WATCH | News | Jamaica GleanerPeter Clarke, Managing Director of the WRA, explained the flooding situation in Brighton due to increased surface water.
Water Resources Authority says flooding in Brighton, St Elizabeth due to increase in surface water | NewsPeter Clarke was dismissed during the game, impacting Castletown-Geoghegan's performance.
Clough-Ballacolla set up tasty semi against Henry Shefflin’s Shamrocks – The Irish TimesPeter Clarke, Managing Director of the WRA, discussed the rising groundwater levels in Manchester.
Water Resources Authority installs flood gauge in Content, Manchester amid rising groundwater, undertaking routine monitoring | News
Peter Clarke described his experience at the Tivoli Theatre concert as a great gig.
‘Seeing Oasis live in 1996 changed everything ... I changed my clothes, hair and walk’ – The Irish TimesPeter Clarke is the Managing Director of the Water Resources Authority who underscored the importance of groundwater during the drought.
Three wells in St Andrew to be recommissioned | News
Peter Clarke, Managing Director of the Water Resources Authority, explained the current water situation in relation to the drought.
Government to spend $350 million on drought mitigation | NewsPeter Clarke was the Metropolitan Police officer in charge of counter-terrorism policing at the time of 7/7.
Is the UK really any safer 20 years on from 7/7?Former submarine commander and rear admiral Peter Clarke said there was no viable alternative and Australia had to put '110 per cent' into acting on AUKUS.
Trump is bad for Australia, voters say: RPMPeter Clarke briefly levelled the score for DCU with a point in the final.
UL second-half surge sees off DCU to reclaim Fitzgibbon Cup – The Irish Times


















































