*No traffic at Spancilhill Cross as people stay home. Photograph: John Mangan Ireland has recorded a further 43 deaths linked to COVID-19 as 359 additional cases across the county with no increase noted in Co Clare.
A missing persons appeal has been launched in North Clare.
Violet-Anne Wynne (SF) is hopeful of paying back her rent arrears of €12,000 in the very near future.
Mary Immaculate College has announced that its autumn semester will be starting at the end of September.
*Sunset at Seafield, Quilty. Photograph: Ann O’Connell With warm weather forecast for the Bank Holiday weekend, the public have been reminded to adhere to current restrictions.
In an attempt to promote wellbeing and support people in staying connected during COVID-19, Clare County Council has organised a range of different initiatives to look after the mental health of the public.
*Stephen Keogh. Photograph: Alan Place/FusionShooters Managing partner of Sellors LLP, Stephen Keogh has been appointed as the new President of Shannon Chamber.
A decision is to be made within the next fortnight on whether UL will issue refunds to residents of student rented accommodation.
A MESSAGE from Limerick College of Further Education, who are now taking applications for their September courses.
*David O’Brien (pictured) and Frank Minogue started the fundraiser. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill Current restrictions have limited the public’s movement to within 2km of their home but in an innovative move the people of Miltown Malbay are managing to travel the world without leaving their parish.