EDITORIAL
Read More »Full spectrum of life at Limerick Pride
THE Limerick Pride 2012 Festival kicks off this weekend and the calendar of events promises a wide mix of cultural, education, awareness and entertainment events.
Read More »Crime stats could signal more rural station closures
AT a time when reported crime is down across the county, CSO figures show seven Clare garda stations recorded less than 30 committed offences for 2011, which has fuelled fears locally that these stations may be at risk of closure.
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Decision time for Cliffs’ SIPTU workers
SIPTU workers at the Cliffs of Moher Visitor Centre are to meet in the coming days to consider whether they will reject or accept a recent Labour Court recommendation.
Read More »HSE pledges Crisis Intervention Service retention
THE Mid-West HSE has rejected claims it is planning to reduce the Crisis Intervention Service, which helps people experiencing suicidal thoughts or those at risk of engaging in acts of self-harm.
Read More »Kilkee mayor defends Che Guevara link to town
MAYOR of Kilkee, Councillor Claire Haugh has defended the town’s right to host a festival bearing the name of South American revolutionary Che Guevara. This year’s third annual festival will be held on the weekend of September 28.
Read More »Sparks fly over petrol prices
FIANNA Fáíl transport spokesman and Clare TD Timmy Dooley has called on the Government to cut the amount of tax on petrol and diesel.
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