‘I wouldn’t go to hospital if I was dying’
One Ennis woman whose daughter spent six days in hospital last week has declared she would avoid going to University Hospital Limerick even if she was dying.
Storm Hannah leaves it’s mark on Co Clare
*A damaged garden shed in Newmarket-on-Fergus. Photograph: Paula Carr Whelan Parts of Co Clare remain without power as the clean-up from Storm Hannah continues.
Naive Clare lose out to Cork in All-Ireland decider
Clare’s hopes of winning a first ever All-Ireland Minor A camogie title were crushed by Cork on Saturday afternoon.
DAA guilty of ‘undermining’ Shannon Airport
Unless an aviation policy in Ireland is drafted, Shannon International Airport is at risk of being downgraded “to a regional airport”.
Clare Garden Festival hits the Ennis Showgrounds this Sunday
Clare Garden Festival on Sunday, 28th April at Ennis Showgrounds will this year be having some new highlights and come with some great surprises.
Newmarket in mourning following death of Canon Reuben Butler
The death has occurred of historian and sociologist, Canon Reuben Butler.
Public advised to stay indoors on foot of red level warning
*Photograph: Fiona O’Dwyer A red level warning has been issued for Co Clare by Met Éireann.
Kilkee woman left ‘traumatised’ by hooded men dressed in black
Three attempted robberies in the county were foiled in the past week as homeowners were surprised and some left traumatised to find intruders in their homes.
Sweet n Green keeps us keen
Hiding in the friary car park in Ennis SweetnGreen are a family run healthy cafe and restaurant with a twist. Sweet n Green by day are a healthy cafe offering healthy, tasty breakfast and lunch as well as some delicious deserts, hence the name. Friday and Saturdays however offer a little extra
ENNIS TO HOST SEMINAR ON MAJOR IRISH LANGUAGE INITIATIVE
A seminar on a recently launched Government initiative to promote Irish in areas outside of the Gaeltacht will be held in Ennis this week -end. The seminar or ‘Tionól’ will take place in the Auburn Lodge Hotel on Friday and Saturday and is being hosted by Conradh na Gaeilge in association with An Clár as Gaeilge, the community partnership project set up to promote the language in County Clare.