Story of Tuamgraney priest told by Limerick author in her third book
*Mary Moloney. Limerick author Mary Moloney has penned the story of a Tuamgraney priest, Fr. Jim Minogue in her third book, ‘The Good Old Days.’
Day: 19 May 2021
June start for hurling & football leagues with championship pencilled in for August
*Shane Hickey and county champions Kilmurry Ibrickane will be back in action next month. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill Club football leagues are to begin on June 7th with the hurling leagues getting underway the following weekend while the club championships are expected to get underway in August.
All residents of Ennis Direct Provision Centre in quarantine following COVID-19 outbreak
A significant outbreak of COVID-19 has occurred at the Direct Provision centre located in the heart of Ennis.
Cootes Accountants celebrate 25 years in business
An Ennis based accountancy firm are celebrating 25 years in business, as they adapt to a more hands on role brought about by COVID-19.
Minister for Transport says Aer Lingus jobs at Shannon can be saved
*Minister for Transport, Eamon Ryan. Photograph: John Mangan Government are going to fight to save jobs left as a result of Aer Lingus’ decision to close its base at Shannon Airport, the Minister for Transport has said
Clare must cut down on concession of soft goals – Dolan
*Clare’s Alannah Ryan. Photograph: Burren Eye Photography Cutting down on the concession of soft goals is the main objective of the Clare senior camogie panel as they begin preparations for their second encounter of the year.
Faith in beef industry has ‘never recovered’ from Beef Tribunal
Faith in the beef industry can be strengthened by the appointment of an independent meat regulator, a North Clare representative has maintained.
Top EU award for Shannon based Get the Shifts
Shannon-based tech start-up, Get the Shifts has won a top EU business award.
Paint scheme suggested to lift spirits of Ennis businesses
*O’Connell St. Photograph: John Mangan Introduction of a paint scheme for businesses in Ennis town is to be investigated as a means of lifting the spirits of traders.