A fledgling water company in Lissycasey is tapping into a lucrative market on the continent after securing an annual contract to supply 14 million bottles of natural spring water to a major European airline.
Read More »Stranded pupils enjoy Italian hospitality
Every ash cloud has a silver lining it seems, as a group of North Clare teenagers and teachers stranded in Italy since last Saturday are finding themselves on the cultural experience of a lifetime.
Read More »Clare bus services axed to cut costs
BUS Éireann is to slash a number of Clare services from this weekend. The cuts are coming on routes that have been serving relatively small numbers of passengers.
Read More »No imminent sale of Lahinch barracks
A Department of Defence facility in North Clare, whose sale was recommended in the McCarthy Report, is unlikely to be put on the market in the near future, it was confirmed this week.
Read More »Call to curb alcohol- related boat incidents
Killaloe Coast Guard has called for increased vigilance and monitoring of the waterways for boat operators under the influence of alcohol following an incident last weekend where a man who had passed out on his speedboat had to be towed ashore.
Read More »Councillor in plea to halt rogue developers
FIFTEEN individual developers received three or more warnings from the council in the past 16 months, according to figures released at this week’s adjourned meeting of Clare County Council.
Read More »Media award for Clare student
A CLARE student was the winner of a prestigious student media award this week.
Read More »Job losses as Brew’s shuts doors in Kilrush
The retail sector in Kilrush has been dealt a huge blow following the liquidation of Brew’s hardware and electrical shop in Henry Street. The business had expanded in recent years when a bathroom supply outlet was constructed and opened in Place de Plouzane, which is at the rear of the main shop.
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