A TRADE union representing workers in two Clare electricity generation plants has pledged to ballot its members for industrial action, up to and including withdrawal of labour, over the proposed sale of a minority stake in the ESB.
Read More »Cunnane highlights benefits of eco-tourism
Eco-friendly tourism projects could generate additional visitor numbers, revenue and jobs in rural areas, according to the head of Shannon Development.
Read More »A competitive note for CYS this October
THIS October sees the launch of Clare Youth Service’s annual music competition, with a greater emphasis on young musicians in Clare recording their own music and building their profiles as performing artists.
Read More »Clare Roots Society hosts major international conference
THE Temple Gate Hotel in Ennis was the place to be last Saturday if you were interested in genealogy and family history.
Read More »Showcasing local enterprise
Innovation and the pursuit of excellence among the Clare business community was showcased in the entries for the FBD Clare Business Excellence Awards, organised in conjunction with Ennis Chamber and with The Clare Champion as media sponsors.
Read More »Happy are the mud slingers
PEOPLE should be very careful when they fling mud as a lot of it is liable to stick to themselves.We had a lot of mud slinging over the past week, mainly by Fine Gael people who fear their candidate, Gay Mitchell may come in at the bottom of the presidential poll.
Read More »Profiting from the ruins of Europe
I was one of thousands who recently received a link to a You Tube video taken from BBC News.
Read More »It’s a man’s world in rural Clare
Clare County Council has requested a multi-agency approach to tackle high levels of deprivation and social isolation following concern about the alarming gender imbalance in some rural settlements.
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