Less than five of the 970 new cases of COVID-19 are located in Co Clare. On Tuesday evening, the Department of Health announced 970 cases had been diagnosed across the country. 348 are in Dublin, 60 in Limerick, 59 in Cork, 59 in Wexford, 55 in Louth and the remaining 389 cases are spread across …
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Ryanair has confirmed it will reopen its base at Shannon Airport in April.
Clare have lost out in their bid to win a first Munster minor football title in 67 years.
New COVID-19 restrictions are to come into effect from Christmas Eve.
Gardaí have seized four cars and arrested one man on suspicion of drug driving as part of Operation Curb.
A Clare student nurse frustrated by not being paid despite working on the frontline during a global pandemic has flagged that on top of their existing roles they are engaging with patients who are struggling in the absence of family members as a result of ongoing visitor restrictions.
Clare’s minor footballers are sixty minutes from a fourth ever Munster championship, their opponents Kerry will represent a difficult challenge but coach Sean Haugh is confident they will battle to the last.
Paula Carr Whelan has called time on her six year stint as a Clare Handball Officer.
Vehicles attempting to turn right are causing damage to the walls between Woodcock Hill and the Windy Gap in Cratloe, a local representative has claimed.