With the Senior Club Football Championship semi-finals now decided, Martin Daly casts his eye over where the quarter-finals were won and lost. St Joseph’s Miltown 2-14 Clondegad 1-7 At Cusack Park, Saturday MILTOWN are living up to expectation as Championship contenders this year and proved themselves again on Sunday with a heavy win over a …
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AH, THE holidays… tis’ the season of giving, the season of neighbourly love, and for office workers, the season of holiday-related nightmares. So we thought we’d share our tips to keep everyone OFF the “naughty” list. RESPECT YOUR COLLEAGUE First things first, it comes down to R-E-S-P-E-C-T. Be respectful of each other’s holiday traditions and …
Thursday October 11 7.30pm, Hotel Woodstock, Ennis Celebrity Chef Gary O’Hanlon (RTE’s ‘The Restaurant’) will share recipes and cookery tips while overseeing a cook-off between Podge Collins (Clare Senior Hurler) and Tracey Guilfoyle (Ireland’s Fittest Family). MC is Fiona McGarry, Clare FM. Sponsored by Bank of Ireland and organised by Local Enterprise Office Clare Admission: …
DUMPING by ships at sea is causing “a major problem” on the coastline of Clare. Fianna Fáil’s Michael Hillery highlighted the issue at the September meeting of the Physical Development SPC. “In relation to marine waste and plastic, is there anything that can be done? A lot of waste on the coastline of Clare is …
By PÁRAIC MCMAHON BY THE end of 2018, Clare County Council will exceed all its housing targets according to CEO, Pat Dowling. Cllr Pat Hayes called for a timeline of details regarding planning permission and the different stages involved in providing housing as a means to inform the people of the county that “Clare County …
By STUART HOLLY CLARE County Council is inviting ‘Expressions of Interest’ from landowners, developers, building contractors, property owners for properties and land in areas of housing demand across County Clare. Submissions are being sought in relation to lands (serviced and unserviced), sites with or without planning permission, partially completed developments and/or turn key developments in …
By PÁRAIC MCMAHON COLUMBARIUM walls are “necessary and needed” to deal with the increasing demand for cremations in Clare. A columbarium is a place for the respectful and usually public storage of cinerary urns which hold remains of the deceased. One columbarium wall already exists in Clare which consists of 462 niches into which the …
A NEW medical services centre is to be constructed on the Kilrush Rd with the granting of planning permission this week. Ennis General Hospital’s outpatients department is expected to be moved as part of the development “which will consist of change of use of part of the existing Westpoint Building on site from Retail Warehouse …