Thunder warning remains in place for Co Clare
PAUL O’Keeffee captured some incredible footage of the thunder and lightning in West Clare in the early hours of this morning.
Day: 14 June 2020
‘Local businesses are the backbone of our economy’ – calls made for commercial rates to be frozen
A freeze of commercial rates in Co Clare is needed to allow businesses preserve their future, elected representatives have said.
Fr Ted – a national treasure that spread its wings in Clare
It would go on to receive international acclaim but there was little fuss when the early work of Fr Ted was carried out in North Clare.
No new cases in Clare as 1 COVID-19 death recorded in Ireland
A further eight cases of COVID-19 and one more death have been recorded in the Republic of Ireland while Co Clare has experienced no increase in confirmed cases.
Health considerations ‘at forefront’ of IGB plans ahead of greyhound racing return
Greyhound racing trials drew a big turnout of dogs and owners in Galway and Limerick this week ahead of the sport’s behind closed doors return next week.
‘It has worked in my favour’ – Melody Farm Pastured Eggs – the business that began during COVID-19
A global pandemic is not the typical time an individual would choose to start a business but for Frank Melody it has proven to be a successful starting point.
Ironman auctioneer adopts virtual reality in work and home life
CORMAC O’Sullivan is known to most as a leading auctioneer however in recent years he has delved head first into the world of ironman competition.