Munster final ‘a huge game’ & massive opportunity for O’Callaghans Mills
*Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. LINING out in a Munster final serves as “a huge game” for O’Callaghans Mills and Kilkishen as their hurlers go in search of provincial glory.
Day: 28 November 2025
Lack of urgency to install EV charging points ‘in climate crisis’ slammed by Cllrs
*Corofin village. OBSTACLES delaying the installation of electric vehicle charging points “in the middle of a climate crisis” has been slammed by councillors in North Clare.
Tough ties for Bridge Utd & Newmarket Celtic in Munster Junior Cup last 16
Filip Mostowy of Bridge Utd. Photograph: Joe Buckley BRIDGE UTD and Newmarket Celtic have been handed tricky assignments in the last sixteen of the Munster Junior Cup.
Gallagher doesn’t look back in anger following Clooney/Quin’s Munster final loss
*Emma Deegan. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. CLOONEY/QUIN were “second best” when it came to the Munster Junior camogie final but their next focus is become a competitive force at senior level in Clare once again.
Business Chamber Episode 5: Joe Whelan
THE CLARE Echo speaks to Joe Whelan in the newest episode of the Business Chamber Podcast. The latest episode of the Business Chamber Podcast, in partnership with Ennis Chamber of Commerce, is out today. Host Joe Melody is joined by Joe Whelan, owner of Whelan’s Garage, located in Ennis, Kilrush and Loughrea. Only a year …
€6.6m investment at Shannon Airport sees Ireland’s first airfield solar PV farm & extension of passenger gates
*Photograph: Arthur Ellis. SHANNON AIRPORT has unveiled a €6.6m investment which has resulted in Ireland’s first airfield solar PV farm and new passenger gates.
Who said what as Clare County Council decided to hike up commercial rates by 8%
*Clare County Council passed its Budget for 2026 this week. BUSINESSES across Clare are agitated with elected members and the Executive of Clare County Council following their decision to increase commercial rates by 8%.
Ireland’s first wildcat bones dating back 5,500 years uncovered in The Burren
Glencurran Cave in the Burren, County Clare, where the earliest directly dated wildcat (Felis silvestris) ever found in Ireland was discovered. Photograph: Ken Williams IRELAND’s first known wildcat bones dating back 5,500 have been located in The Burren.
