Daily COVID-19 numbers dropping but public vigilance must persist
Daily figures of COVID-19 cases may be dropping at present but the Clare public cannot afford to let down its guard.
Day: 22 January 2021
Council pressed to issue apology for involvement in Kilrush Mother & Baby Home
Clare County Council have been pressed to make an official apology for their involvement to the Mother and Baby Home in Kilrush.
Clare records 35 new COVID-19 cases and drop in 14 day incidence rate
Co Clare has recorded 35 new cases of COVID-19 while 2,371 new cases and 52 additional deaths have been notified to health authorities.
8 week backlog for standard dentist appointment in Clare
Clare dentists are reporting a backlog of at least eight weeks for customers looking to make a standard appointment with clinics under constant duress.
The key steps to buying a house in Clare – EBS
If you meet one of our EBS Mortgage Masters at a party (once they are allowed again of course) the most common question they get asked is, “how long does it take to get a mortgage?” Here’s the truth: every buyer is different, and it takes a different amount of time for each person or …
What you need to know about CRSS (Covid Restriction Support Scheme)and Stay and Spend Credit
The proposed Covid Restrictions Support Scheme “CRSS” was published in the Finance Bill 2020. It is a targeted support for businesses significantly impacted by restrictions introduced by the Government to control to spread of Covid-19. • CRSS will provide support for businesses carrying on a trade from a business premises located in regions subject to …
Clare reporter not offended by ‘leprechaun’ remarks following exchange with Pep Guardiola
A West Clare sports reporter has said he doesn’t take offence to remarks passed about his accent following an exchange with Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola.
Morey confirms departure from Clare hurling panel
Seadna Morey has confirmed he will not be part of the Clare senior hurling panel this year.
Importance of staycations stressed as tourism industry prepares for ‘another difficult year’
Clare’s hospitality and tourism industries will once again be reliant on staycations to aid a revival this year in what is going to be another “very difficult year”.
Ballyvaughan man to shave head in solidarity with partner
Ballyvaughan man Robert Wainwright is planning on shaving his head in solidarity with his partner Gwen Ryan who was recently diagnosed with breast cancer. Robert is also using the opportunity to raise funds for the National Breast Cancer Research Institute.