Aesthetics have slipped down on the list of people’s priorities as tends to happen during a global pandemic but one East Clare man is letting all his locks go to benefit a foundation with close family ties.
76 new cases of COVID-19 have been confirmed in the Republic of Ireland with 12 more deaths while for the third day in a row there has been no increase in Co Clare.
THE National Lottery has confirmed that the winning ticketholder of a Lotto jackpot worth €4,041,306 on Saturday 9th May, which was sold in Talty’s Mace Cirlce K in Lissycasey, has made contact. A National Lottery spokesperson said: “We can confirm that we have been contacted by the lucky ticketholder and arrangements are currently being made …
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THREE Clare artists have donated works to INCOGNITO, a collection curated by the Jack & Jill Foundation in an effort to raise some much needed funds. Mick O’Dea, Dominic McNamara and Leslie Ryan Hurley have all contributed to the collection of 978 original pieces of art. INCOGNITO began previewing on Monday 11th May on www.incognito.ie; with the online sale starting …
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Clare Motor Club have confirmed that two big upcoming events have been postponed.
ROSIE McMahon will take the Covid-19 restrictions to a whole new level next weekend by completing a marathon in four 10km loops around her home in Ballynacally.
Internet access is common place nowadays but that wasn’t always the way with a Cloughleigh school one of the first to surf the web.