A young Inis Oírr native is inviting people to step on to the island and slow down. Áine Seoighe the founder of Éalú Aran offers bilingual immersive cultural and wellness experiences on the Aran Islands. A break from the stresses of everyday life through yoga,breathwork, sauna, sea swims, Irish language, crafts, history, and nature, offered in unforgettable …
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GRACE Flaherty is looking forward to another busy season this summer at Tí Joe Watty. The pub and restaurant is located just a short walk from the pier in Kilronan village at the cross-roads that lead to Dún Aengus and the famous Seal Colony observation and offers great food, traditional music and a lively atmosphere, attracting …
Olympian and Ireland hockey player, Naomi Carroll, swapped the green jersey for a graduation robe as she was conferred from University of Limerick this week. The international hockey star, who has also played football and camogie for her native Clare, graduated with a Dioplóma Gairmiúil i gCeannaireacht Scoile (Professional Diploma in School Leadership) from UL’s …
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*Maureen Harrsion celebrates at her shopfront with past and present staff members. Photograph by: Tom Micks. Maureen Harrison built an Ennis institution three decades ago when she first opened her shop Seoidín in O’Connell Street. For the past 30 years Seoidín has been making heads turn with their trendy yet timeless jewellery. Seoidín are one …
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PLANS to transform a ruined 18th century manor into a 19 room hotel have been lodged with Clare County Council. A Mr Kevin Quinn has submitted plans for a new hotel at the site. The manor was built in 1760 and was formerly a small hotel business, now acting as a protected structure. Atlantis Developments …
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THE placing of GAA matches behind a paywall was labelled “a disgrace” by a Clare cllr during the June meeting of elected representatives at council headquarters. Cllr. Patrick O’Gorman (FF) made the claim when speaking in support of a motion calling on the Minister for Arts, Media, Communications, Culture and Sport, Patrick O’Donovan TD (FG) …
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