Average of 273 cases of breast cancer diagnosed in Clare each year
An online resource devoted to supporting and educating parents, friends and families with metastatic cancer has been officially launched.
Day: 27 October 2021
Potential of giving up Taoiseach position to try weaken Sinn Féin’s standing not a focus for Varadkar right now
Tánaiste Leo Varadkar (FG) has not ruled out stepping down as party leader when he is to become Taoiseach in a bid to damage one of Sinn Féin’s unique selling points.
Pain of extra-time semi-final defeat last year driving Smith O’Briens in quest for intermediate glory
*Tony Gleeson celebrates the semi-final win with Mikey O’Shea and David Gough. Photograph: Natasha Barton With his own hurling career cut short through injury, Tony Gleeson is hopeful channelling all his efforts into coaching will see Smith O’Briens return to the top tier in Clare.
‘Runaway rents’ criticised by Deputy Wynne
Average rental prices in Clare have increased by 16 percent in the space of one year.
‘Substandard & misleading’ Clare reps criticise Irish Water’s communication during outages
Criticisms of how Irish Water communicate with the public on outages have been aired by Clare councillors.
Cooney & Ní Bhraonáin to accompany Clare Sands on musical voyage to glór
*Steve Cooney and Clare Sands. A ground-breaking evening of music has been promised to kick off November at glór which features Clare Sands, Steve Cooney and Liadain Ní Bhraonáin.
Heavy defeat for Clare Youths in opening outing
Clare came up against a strong physical team that used the difficult weather conditions better, and dominated this inter youths first round tie at Cork on Saturday.
Pedestrian traffic lights sought for outside of Newmarket-on-Fergus GAA grounds
*Photograph: John Mangan Continued high levels of activity outside the grounds of one GAA club in Clare has led to calls for the addition of pedestrian traffic lights.