As sporting activity remains on hold, The Clare Echo will for the next few weeks sharing the insights of young, ambitious coaches to aid trainers across the county as they continue preparing for a return to action. This week, LIT GAA Games Development Officer, Mark O’Donnell tackles language – the good, the bad and the ugly.
14 new cases of COVID-19 have been diagnosed in Clare among 1,024 nationally with an additional 12 deaths related to the virus reported.
Keating Construction’s collapse has left debts in excess of €30m.
Road markings from Lynch’s Cross to Ennis will be improved if deemed necessary.
People in Cratloe deserve “a proper road” to access one of the main graveyards in the area with the route described as “a roller-coaster”.
Secondary level schools in Ennis are experiencing an “unprecedented demand” for first year places prompting one school to review its intake as a Clare TD urged the Minister for Education to intervene.
The Clare Echo has teamed up with podcast host Fergal O’Keeffe to bring you his new series, Travel Tales with Fergal. Skiing holidays are becoming increasingly popular with Irish people and February would traditionally be a big month for Irish ski trips to Europe. It now looks like the ski season this year has been …
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Aldi are seeking to recruit an additional 24 employees for its stores in Clare and Limerick.
Repeated instances of flooding at Kildysart Graveyard has caused devastation for families whose loved ones are buried there.
This week, Miss Clare Rebecca O’Neill shares her top five favourite online clothing shops.
