Freezing weather causes increase in burst pipes in Clare
AN INCREASE IN burst pipes has been evident across Co Clare since the freezing weather.
Day: 19 December 2022
‘I’d like to hear nothing more about it’ – Lifford’s loan to CSSL has been repaid
*Action at the home of Lifford AFC, formerly named Cassidy Park and now Tom Steele Park. Photograph: John maNGAN LIFFORD FC’s loan to the Clare Schoolboys/Schoolgirls Soccer League (CSSL) has been repaid this year, new accounts have outlined.
Heads Up website helping young people access mental health supports
A NEW website co-designed by the young people of Clare, has been credited with helping children and parents to access mental health supports in the county. Such has been the success of the Heads Up website, a Ukrainian version is now being developed to help young people who have arrived in Clare after fleeing their …
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State employing top barrister to lead case in Clare’s first coercive control trial
THE STATE is employing one of the country’s best known criminal barristers to lead the prosecution case in Clare’s first ever coercive control trial.
15% increase in demand for Redemptorists Christmas hampers
Pictured at the launch of the Redemptorists 50th Christmas Hamper Appeal on O’Connell Avenue, Limerick is Fr. Seamus Enright, Rector at the Redemptorists, Marie King, Bus Eireann and Dylan O’Donnell, Cillian McGrath, Faye Frawley and Grace Geary, sixth and first class pupils at the Model School, Limerick. Donate online at www.RedsHampers.ie. Photograph: Keith Wiseman A …
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Crowe says funding package for Council to take over Shannon Heritage sites on the way
Cathal Crowe talking at the Shannon Heritage Workers Protest at Bunratty Folk Park. Photograph: Natasha Barton A FUNDING PACKAGE for the transfer of Shannon Heritage sites to Clare County Council is to be announced “soon”, a Clare TD has promised.