Sign Language classes to be added to County Library Services Programme
Library management in Ennis are hopeful of introducing sign language classes.
Blueway Plan under consideration for Shannon Estuary
Discussions are underway surrounding the development of a Blueway Plan for the Shannon Estuary.
‘Recommendations could be made for any county’ says Glynn as COVID-19 cases rise nationally by 390
390 new cases of COVID-19 have been recorded across the country with no increase in the amount of deaths.
‘People not just sleeping on couches but living there’ – McGettigan highlights homelessness in Clare
More households are exiting homelessness services in Clare since the introduction of a Homeless Action Team, Council management have stated while a Shannon councillor has highlighted that individuals in the county are living on relatives couches.
Backlog in timber felling licenses ‘will affect all Clare households’
Severe job losses are feared to hit the forestry sector if a backlog in the allocation of timber felling licenses is not dealt with while Clare councillors have maintained the estimated two year delay will affect all households.
Glory for Inagh’s Hehir on Irish Greyhound Derby night of finals
It was a weekend to remember for Inagh’s Noel Hehir as Coolavanny Chick took the honours on the Irish Greyhound Derby night of finals.
Nolan embraces sweet success after hurt of 2019 defeat
If clinching an 11th senior ladies football crown in just 13 seasons wasn’t sweet enough, the fact that Banner Ladies Captain Grainne Nolan was lifting the coveted cup for the first time certainly piped the celebratory icing on the cake in Doonbeg on Sunday.
12 new COVID-19 cases in Clare
12 new cases of COVID-19 have been recorded in Co Clare representing the biggest daily increase so far in September.
Superior Sixmilebridge secure fifteenth Clare SHC crown
Sixmilebridge have claimed the Clare SHC for the fifteenth time overcoming neighbours O’Callaghans Mills by eight points on Sunday afternoon.
Doora/Barefield return to senior ranks with powerful second half display
In bridging a seven year gap to their last success in the competition, St. Josephs Doora-Barefield caused a big upset when they defeated Corofin in the intermediate football championship final at Cusack Park this Sunday afternoon.