DEPARTMENT of Agriculture restrictions in relation to TB are causing “serious financial hardship” for many Clare farmers, according to one local representative.
Read More »Council urged to call in bonds
KILRUSH Town councillor Ian Lynch has demanded that both the local and county councils get tough on developers who have left local housing estates unfinished.
Read More »Clare to lose out on investment opportunities
CLARE will lose out on major investment opportunities if a new strategic planning and development blueprint is adopted, Councillor PJ Kelly has warned.
Read More »Tributes paid to well-known lifeguard
A “PHENOMENAL club man” and a “father figure” to young life guards throughout the county are just some of the tributes being paid to Ennis man Sean O’Sullivan, who tragically died at the weekend.
Read More »National championships return to the Showgrounds
THE National Showjumping Championship will once again be held at the Ennis Showgrounds, it has been confirmed. The three-day prestigious competition, held for the first time at the Showgrounds last year, will return to the venue on September 7, 8 and 9.
Read More »Willie returns to Miltown
A BUST of the inimitable Willie Clancy was presented to Oidhreacht An Chláir at its centre in Miltown Malbay on Wednesday afternoon.
Read More »Cawley defends Ryanair’s patriotism
HAVING charged passengers for the use of wheelchairs and mused publicly about the potential of raising money through charging passengers for the use of toilets, Ryanair doesn’t have a reputation for worrying about anything other than the bottom line.
Read More »New Mayor lays down a marker
MAYOR of Clare Councillor Pat Daly has laid down a marker for his council colleagues in a bid to deal with official business more efficiently at monthly meetings.
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