*Joe Robbins of CareerWise Recruitment presenting a cheque to Vinny McInerney flanked by Fionn and Neil Mac Giolla Cearra with John Cleary. Photograph: Joe Buckley. Three Clare men have completed an arduous challenge comprising of climbing 26 peaks in 109 hours in support of a vital children’s charity service.
One Clare family has stressed that joining the Down Syndrome Ireland Branch in the county has opened up a whole new world of support at a time in which they “were fearful for the future.”
A North Clare woman lauded for two decades of deep community work has decided to step down from her role within the Clare Local Development Company.
Bushypark Treatment Centre opened its doors in Ennis 30 years ago this month.
*Mountshannon. Two Clare coastal areas have been described as ‘clean to European norms’ whilst one popular tourist spot was labelled ‘moderately littered’ in a report published today (Thursday).
One Clare business has labelled the new indoor dining guidelines a “torment” and “contradiction” while stressing that it will not facilitate the changes until clearer guidelines are issued.
A Liverpool man who triumphed over adversary to beat drug and alcohol dependence passed through Clare this week on a walking tour, as part of a fundraiser for mental health services.
*Irene Hamilton. Photograph: Bob Singer Volunteers are needed for a new mobile tourist information office planned for the Kilrush Market Square, which hopes to assist visitors as they enter the gateway to West Clare.
*Diarmuid McMahon, Emer Irwin, Pat Irwin and Peter Cunningham. Clare businessman Diarmuid McMahon has completed a 10.9km swim across Galway Bay to raise vital funding for Cancer Care West.
Ireland’s first certified carbon neutral hotel recently picked up a number of environmental awards for waste prevention and sustainable on-site practices.