FUNDING for the planned wastewater treatment plant at Quin Gardens, approved for planning permission late last year, has yet to be sanctioned by the Government.
Read More »Barefield pupils reveal their political side
THEY may be too young to vote, but the sixth class pupils of Barefield National School have shown that they still have plenty to say when it comes to the upcoming referendum on the fiscal stability treaty.
Read More »St Senan’s awarded an active flag
ST Senan’s National School in Shannon has achieved an active flag, recognising major efforts to promote physical activity among its pupils.
Read More »Tribes battle it out in Ogonnelloe
OGONNELLOE has been split into three fictitious tribes who will battle it out during various fun events as part of a new festival next month.
Read More »Task force to review objectives
MONDAY’S Kilrush Electoral Area meeting heard that the West Clare Economic Task Force, established in July 2010, is to review its initial targets and come up with fresh objectives. However, a schedule has yet to be devised with regard to establishing new task force aims.
Read More »15 new jobs created in Doolin
A County Clare hotel operator has announced the creation of 15 full-time jobs in Doolin. The Tír Gan Éan House Hotel, which closed last year under another operator, is to trade under businessman John Burke, who is the managing director of the Armada Hotel in Spanish Point and Hotel Doolin.
Read More »Letting off steam in Ennis
THE glory days of steam returned to Ennis at the weekend when the Railway Preservation Society of Ireland pulled into the town’s railway station in their steam-hauled train.
Read More »Ruby celebration for Order of Malta
A SPECIAL anniversary mass will be celebrated in Ss John and Paul Church on Saturday at 3pm to celebrate 40 years of the Order of Malta in Shannon.
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