The closure of Ellis Island
Read More »Learning to live with hearing loss
Sound is something we all take for granted, whether it is hearing a conversation in a crowded room or being able to go to mass and hear the priest’s sermon, but what if you suffered from hearing loss?
Read More »Clare women strengthen Irish-Argentinian links
MAGGIE Howard from Ballyvaughan and Teresa Daly from Ennis were among a group of Irish women who took part in a two-week study tour of Argentina last month. The trip to Argentina, followed by some time for relaxation in Brazil, was part of the successful Irish Women in Agriculture tours organised by Mary Carroll and Mary Flynn.
Read More »Former cancer patient launches new health records system
AN Ennis mother-of-two has drawn from her experience as a cancer patient to develop a new family health records system that promises to revolutionise how families manage their health records.
Read More »Economist dubs Bertie Ahern the ‘worst taoiseach’
Bertie Ahern, the failures of the political system and the economic black hole we currently findourselves in were all under the microscope at this year’s Céifin conference, writes Dermot Walsh.
Read More »At home with retail therapy
MOST women love to shop but one Ennis woman is turning her love of retail therapy into a business.
Read More »St Malachy’s prophecies
Even though Ireland may have been known as the Land of Saints and Scholars in the early years, there was no formal way of declaring a person a saint, so holy men and women such as Patrick,
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