‘Further substantial support’ sought by Lufthansa to offset impact of pandemic
One of Clare’s largest employers is seeking “further substantial support” to prevent further job losses.
Potential for cargo hub at Shannon Airport ‘needs to be exploited’
Potential to develop a leading international cargo hub at Shannon Airport needs to be exploited, Clare councillors have declared.
‘Scarcity of funding’ for public lighting in Ennis criticised
“Scarcity of funding” for public lighting has been put into focus with residents on the outskirts of Ennis Town raising their concerns.
‘Every effort’ must be made by Govt to get Amazon facility in Shannon over the line
Key leaders of Government must make “every effort” to get the potential of an Amazon distribution facility at Shannon Airport over the line.
‘I don’t wear red high heels when walking in Ballybeg Woods’ – Colleran Molloy confirms
An Ennis councillor has confirmed she does not wear red high heels when walking through Ballybeg Woods.
CUTTING EDGE: The secret to foster youth sports participation
This week, Mark O’Donnell advises coaches how to tailor feedback and in turn maximise the retention of young sportspeople.
REBECCA O’NEILL: Developing healthy habits
This week, Miss Clare Rebecca O’Neill explains how to develop healthy habits and the benefits they can bring.
Road outside Kilcrona Burial Ground ‘badly in need of repair’
A road approaching a burial ground in South-West Clare is “badly in need of repair,” the most recent meeting of the West Clare Municipal District heard.
‘Door slammed in the face’ of Carrigaholt, Cooraclare & Doolin in attempts to improve wastewater infrastructure
Frustration is hitting fever pitch in two West Clare communities over the absence of adequate sewerage and wastewater treatment plants despite decades of efforts to rectify the matter.
Showing of second level school has strengthened St Breckans
Pat Harrington came to Lisdoonvarna in 1969 when he took up his first teaching appointment at Mary Immaculate secondary school.
