AN Art for Haiti fundraising event will take place in Quin on Tuesday when the local community is hoping to generate funds to provide a paediatric hospital dispensary tent for the Sisters of St Joesph of Cluny in Haiti.
Read More »Kilkishen kids have cause to celebrate
THE wait is finally over for the children of Kilkishen as the village is to open its first community playground on Thursday.
Read More »Dragon tamed by Dee’s veggie burger
WHITEGATE native Deirdre Collins and her veggie burger business Dee’s Eat Well Be Happy has secured a €30,000 investment from one of Ireland’s top entrepreneurs following a slot on last week’s episode of the RTÉ TV series Dragon’s Den.
Read More »Council fined for sewage spill
The public has been “penalised” arising from a court case where Clare County Council was fined €3,000 plus costs for discharging raw sewage from the old Scariff sewage treatment plant into the river in Scariff.
Read More »US honour for late Flagmount fiddler
The late Flagmount fiddler Mike Brady has recently been added to the Comhaltas Mid-Atlantic Regional Hall of Fame.
Read More »Opposition to proposed Quin nursing home
A PLANNING application to develop an 82-bedroom nursing home at Monanoe, Quin has been met with local opposition.
Read More »Scariff native made Nuncio to Madagascar
Pope Benedict XVI has recently appointed Scariff native, Monsignor Eugene Nugent, as Papal Nuncio to Madagascar and also Apostolic Delegate in La Réunion and the Comoros.
Read More »Killanena-Flagmount finds silver screen immortality
In the parish of Killanena-Flagmount there was only one film to see this year and, despite all its Oscar nominations, it wasn’t Avatar.
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