THE Lady Gregory and Yeats Heritage Group exhibited in the Tourism Village at the Coach and Bus Show 2012 recently held at the RDS, Dublin.
Read More »Town must be clean to benefit from The Gathering
TOWNS such as Ennis will only benefit from the investment in The Gathering project next year if cleaning levels are maintained, according to Dr Tom Cavanagh, chairman of Irish Business Against Litter (IBAL).
Read More »Best-selling Tractors author for Ennis Book Club Festival
ENNIS Book Club Festival has once again attracted some of the biggest best-selling international authors. Author of the globally successful A Short History of Tractors in Ukrainian Marina Lewycka will be a special guest at Ennis Book Club Festival, which will take place from March 1 to March 3, 2013.
Read More »Solution sought to brown waste issue
Clare County Council is seeking a solution to prevent the dumping of more than 40 tonnes of brown waste collected at its central landfill waste management facility at Ballyduffbeg, Inagh.
Read More »Cratloe youth takes charge of change
A YOUNG Cratloe man was part of a group that recently presented a blueprint for a “new Ireland” to President Michael D Higgins.
Read More »Artful Joe enjoying his new post
Following almost 40 years of delivering letters in East Clare, Flagmount man Joe Noonan has received quite a different calling as he embarks on a new path in retirement, taking him from post to paint.
Read More »Consultants asked to stand down from Savita inquiry
Three consultants from University College Hospital, Galway have been removed from the inquiry to ascertain the events leading up to the tragic death of 31-year-old Indian woman Savita Halappanavar following a miscarriage at the hospital.
Read More »Country likened to ’30s Germany
KILRUSH town councillor Tom Prendeville has predicted that Ireland may soon resemble Germany in the 1930s, when the Third Reich was established under National Socialist German Workers Party leader Adolf Hitler.
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