No new COVID-19 deaths as Clare goes one week without additional cases
No deaths from COVID-19 have been recorded in the past 24 hours and Co Clare is a full seven days without an increase in confirmed cases.
Day: 19 July 2020
Newmarket Celtic prevail in historic encounter to go top of Premier Division
Newmarket Celtic have gone five points clear at the top of the Maloney Garden Machinery Premier Division following the shortest game in the history of Clare soccer.
Mid-West Hospital Campaign vow to hold major demonstrations if overcrowding returns to UHL
Mid-West Hospital Campaign have vowed to hold “major demonstrations” if overcrowding levels return at University Hospital Limerick.
Further delay to Co Library expected but Keating yet to confirm works will be discontinued
Keating Construction have yet to inform clients including Clare County Council if they will be able to complete works on ongoing projects.
‘I haven’t come out of it and I know that’ – Norton questions if COVID-19 cases can be retested
Confirmed cases of COVID-19 can be re-tested for the virus if symptoms of the virus still persist following their self-isolation period of two weeks.
‘US military are keeping Shannon Airport open’
Management of Shannon Airport have defended their decision to reduce opening hours during the height of COVID-19 despite the willingness from some staff to take a reduction to pay to maintain normal hours.
Cahlough Bridge in Spanish Point to be resurfaced
A parking and viewing area in Spanish Point is to be resurfaced, Clare County Council engineers have confirmed.
Ashes of Brendan Grace spread in Lough Derg with seat erected in his memory at Killaloe
Family of the late Brendan Grace have marked the anniversary of his death by spreading his ashes on Lough Derg near their Killaloe home.