A mother who considered not sending her children to school because she could not afford the books and a lone parent who had to come up with €400 to send her two five-year-olds to school in Ennis are just some of the real-life examples of the “huge financial burden” being put on parents sending their children to school, which have been highlighted in a new report.
Read More »Explorer Belt honour for scouts
FOR the first time in 17 years, Scouting Ireland’s coveted Explorer Belt has been presented to two local Rover Scouts after they completed one of the organisation’s toughest challenges.
Read More »Youth exchange highlighted at festival
Minister for Arts, Heritage and the Gaeltacht, Jimmy Deenihan highlighted the innovative nature of the North/South youth exchange at the Waterways Ireland Scariff Harbour Festival.
Read More »Free wi-fi proposal for public buildings
PUBLIC buildings throughout Ennis including the library, museum and Glór, could be set to become wi-fi hotspots, Clare County Council have confirmed.
Read More »A great adventure unfolds for Labasheeda
IT will be all fun and games in Labasheeda on Sunday at 1pm as the new adventure playground is officially opened.
Read More »€3m for Shannon homes sold this year
CLOSE to €3 million has been spent on property in Shannon so far this year.
Read More »No decision on Shannon Development’s headquarters
WHILE Shannon Development is being restructured and losing most of its functions, the future of its headquarters is unclear.
Read More »Council increase pest control at Lahinch
A pest control company has increased measures to combat a rat infestation at Lahinch beach following complaints about a hike in the number of rodents near the old promenade area.
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