BAREFIELD gathered as a parish “with broken-hearts” for a vigil on Sunday evening following the deaths of Vanessa Whyte and her two children James and Sara in a Fermanagh shooting on Wednesday.
*Maeve Sheridan of Western Herd Brewing. TEN YEARS ON from its foundation, Western Herd Brewing Company continues to serve as an example to all small businesses in Clare.
*Colm Walsh O’Loghlen receives his award from Martin Daly. ÉIRE Óg began their title defence in the TUS Clare SFC with a statement 2-23 0-11 win over Cratloe with Colm Walsh O’Loghlen earning himself Martin Daly Autos/The Clare Echo player of the week award.
KILFENORA’s Jonathan Keane has become the first Clare winner of the South of Ireland Golf Championships in half a century.
WATER SUPPLY has been restored to North Clare following an outage which lasted for just over eight hours.
Anne Goggin (Waters of LIFE) and Dóirín Graham (Clare Local Development Company) at Lough Graney Co. Clare. INVASIVE plant species in East Clare are to be tackled under a new partnership agreement between Clare Local Development Company and Waters of LIFE.
Life can present itself like a seesaw trying to balance itself out. The elements in our lives lead us to sway, bringing heightened awareness as we try to regulate, access, and take the correct action. The opposing forces at play in our lives are work time/personal time, reason/emotions, doing/resting, and so on. To move too …
*Killaloe Bridge. A ONE-WAY system as opposed to full-pedestrianisation is required for Killaloe Bridge according to an elected representative for the East Clare town.
LAHINCH’s Jonathan Keane is today (Sunday) aiming to become the first local golfer representing the club in over half a century to win the Pierse Motors South of Ireland Amateur Open Championship.