Brian Lohan in the running for Clare job
*Photo by David Fitzgerald/Sportsfile Four time All Star, Brian Lohan has confirmed his interest in becoming manager of the Clare senior hurlers.
Meet the 2019 Dainty Daisies
On Friday, twelve men will dress up in clothing that for them is not the norm and incorporate new characters as part of a beauty contest with a difference, all in aid of Rape Crisis Midwest.
A look inside Ennis’s newest jewellery store Blackbird
CLARE’S newest retail addition, Blackbird opened its doors to the public on Friday to great fanfare, writes Stuart Holly. The famous Beatles song of the same name states, “you were only waiting for this moment to arrive” and the same can be said for entrepreneur Katie Rogers, who fulfilled her dream of opening her own …
A look inside Ennis’s newest jewellery store Blackbird Read More »
ESB has responsibility to support Moneypoint employees
ESB has a responsibility to support its employees losing their jobs who wish to be retained or upskilled to find alternative employement, Clare’s Independent TD has said.
Literary treat as Joseph O’Connor sits down with Rachael English in Shannon
Author and playwright Joseph O’Connor will read from his latest novel in Shannon next week.
Highest ever trolley figure in Ireland recorded at UHL
University Hospital Limerick recorded the highest amount of patients on trolleys ever witnessed at an Irish hospital today (Wednesday).
Orange weather warning issued for Co Clare ahead of Storm Lorenzo
*Doolin Cliffs. Photograph: George Karbus An orange weather warning has been issued for Co Clare from 6pm on Thursday until 3am on Friday by Met Éireann.
Try scoring sensation Chisom Ugwueru hoping to inspire next generation
*Chisom Ugwueru. Photograph: John Mangan Without doubt, Chisom Ugwueru is an all-rounder, she’ll turn seventeen in November and already has represented her country in rugby and athletics.
Tour buses on backroads in Clare ‘a dangerous issue’
Buses using backroads in North Clare is “a serious, dangerous issue”, public representatives in the county have declared.
Property tax ‘unjust burden on family home’
Following last Monday’s decision by members of Clare County Council to increase the local property tax by fifteen percent, Sinn Féin have hit out at the move describing it as “an unjust tax on the family home”.