Council counting €12m cost of COVID-19 impact
COVID-19 is calculated to have left a dent of approximately €12m in the coffers of Clare County Council.
Forestry companies shirking responsibility on damage caused to Clare roads
Criticism of the condition of Clare roads as a result of forestry work has been voiced by West Clare councillors.
Clare dogs continue to show top form
Clare dogs have continued their top form both in Galway and in the capital with Coolavanny Chick’s latest wins among the highlights.
Doyle upbeat for Clare U20s against fancied Tipperary
Clare U20 manager Sean Doyle is upbeat for his side’s chances when they meet Tipperary on Monday despite the loss of key man, Aidan McCarthy.
BUDGET 2021 – Decision to scrap raising of pension age welcomed
The decision not to move the pension age to 67 as part of the Budget has been praised by the President of the Clare Council of Trade Unions.
McMahon grateful for return of county camogie
A perspex screen surrounds Laura McMahon’s desk during the working day as an English and PE teacher at John the Baptist Community School in Hospital but there will be no such protection when the Clare camogie captain takes to the field for the start of the All-Ireland senior championship this weekend.
Strong Clare links to Ireland’s latest world champion
Ireland’s latest world champion, Oisin O’Callaghan has strong links to Co Clare.
Clare Juniors dust off ‘COVID cobwebs’ to overcome Offaly
Clare’s Junior camogie side got their 2020 All-Ireland campaign off to a winning start bridging a seven point deficit to win by eight points.
BUDGET 2021: VAT reduction in hospitality may come too late says Burke
A reduction in VAT for hospitality will be reduced by 9 percent but for the many it comes too late, a West Clare hotelier has warned.
Clare minors exit championship to clinical Cork
Cork deservedly powered into a semi-final meeting with Limerick in a fortnight’s time after emphatically seeing off Clare on Saturday afternoon.