There will be plenty of choice for cycling enthusiasts this weekend in Kilrush. The town will host the inaugural Kilrush Tweed Ride on Saturday and will be the starting point on Sunday for a slightly more strenuous event.
Read More »Ennistymon school energised by second Green Flag
THE pupils and staff of Mol an Óige Steiner National School in Ennistymon will raise the school’s second Green Flag this Friday at 2pm in the company of parents, friends and guests, as part of the school’s Harvest Festival.
Read More »Chamber events to give businesses the edge
With many businesses finding trading difficult in the current environment, Shannon Chamber is compiling a series of information seminars, workshops and training events to assist its membership maintain their competitive edge.
Read More »Tip of the hat to celebrate Gort’s new playground
A community arts group in Gort is creating willow and paper sculptures to help celebrate the opening of the town’s new playground next month.
Read More »University of Limerick celebrates the Big 4-0
The University of Limerick celebrates the ruby anniversary of the admission of its first cohort of students in 1972 this weekend.
Read More »Station opening times reduced following garda retirements
The Killaloe Garda District has lost two sergeants and two gardaí to retirements since June 1, with just two replacements being provided to fill these vacancies.
Read More »Ennis Music Project needs you
The Ennis Music Project opens its doors on Saturday, October 6 to young people aged 15-18 interested in the creative arts and getting involved with the project.
Read More »Corofin post office reopens
Corofin regained its postal services this week. The post office in the North Clare village closed back in July but services resumed on Monday in a new premises and with a new postmistress.
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