Homeless figures record 18% drop in Mid-West
A one third reduction in the amount of homeless families in the Mid-West has been recorded.
‘Don’t judge people based on their colour but their character’ – Shannon’s Darryl Makoni speaks out on racism in Clare
*Darryl Makoni. Photograph: John Mangan A young Shannon man has spoken out about his experiences of racism in Co Clare in an attempt to educate the people of the county that racism is a problem and one that needs to be dealt with.
‘The position deserves a chain’ – West Clare councillors want recognition for Cathaoirleach
West Clare councillors are keen that the Cathaoirleach of their Municipal District be given a chain of office.
COVID-19 death toll rises by one
One more death and 11 new cases of COVID-19 have been confirmed across the country.
Hogans rule in Galway
Strict measures remain in place as greyhound racing has resumed, the break has served Clare owners well with more success recorded in Galway.
A powerful voice that left audiences all over the world spellbound – tributes paid to Jerry Lynch
Regarded as having one of the most beautiful voices in the county, Clare tenor Jerry Lynch has died.
Sisters of Mercy departure ends 91 year association with Spanish Point
*Locals say goodbye to the Sisters Of Mercy in Spanish Point. Photograph: John Mangan Sisters of Mercy have left Spanish Point bringing to a close their ninety one year association with the area.
Interfering with graveyards in Clare ‘is rampant’
Interfering with graves at Drumcliffe Cemetery is “rampant”, elected representatives have declared.
Carrig Dubh residents adamant speed bumps are needed in estate
Residents in Carrig Dubh are adamant of their desire for speed bumps in the Ennis estate.
New walkways and cycling routes to be identified in Ennis
Potential walking and cycling amenity routes are to be considered at the July meeting of the Ennis Municipal District.