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Day: 12 November 2026

Public consultation opens on Ennis parking bye-laws for first time in 12 years

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*Harvey’s Quay car park THE public now has an opportunity to make submissions on proposed changes to Ennis parking bye-laws for the first time in 12 years, with a consultation process due to open this week. The draft Ennis Parking Bye-Laws have been approved for public consultation at the November meeting of Ennis Municipal District, …

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Festive cheer and handcrafted magic at Ballymorris Pottery

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WITH the festive season fast approaching, Ballymorris Pottery is preparing to welcome visitors to its picturesque farmyard for a special two-day Christmas event on November 21–22. Running from 11am to 5pm each day, the gathering promises a warm, welcoming atmosphere complete with twinkling Christmas lights decorated across the farmyard. Moving indoors this year to create …

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Coffee, cleaning and camogie – we speak to young businesswoman Róisín Wynne

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The Clare Echo is proud to be media partner of The Clare Business Excellence Awards. In the lead-up to the Gala Awards ceremony on Thursday, November 19, 2026 at the Rine Hotel, The Clare Echo is doing a Business Spotlight series sponsored by AMQ Accountants and Auditors. This week we speak to the youngest person …

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LEO Clare driving growth of County Clare ‘makers’

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Local Enterprise Office Clare offers a wide range of financial, productivity, sustainability and digitalisation supports to help businesses to start, grow and become more competitive. Whether developing a new product, increasing production capacity, improving sustainability, adopting technology or entering new markets, support is available at every stage of business development. The Feasibility Study Grant provides …

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Post problems persist in Ennistymon

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*Denis Vaughan studies a letter he received in the post. Photograph: John Sheridan.  POST PROBLEMS are persisting in Ennistymon with delays in the arrivals of letters resulting in missed appointments, communication cut-offs and uncertainty.