EOIN NEYLON: Serious issues emanating within Fianna Fáil in Clare
*Fianna Fáil leader Micheál Martin & Cllr Cathal Crowe meet pupils from St Caimins Community School in Shannon. Photograph: John…
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No clear procedure exists for Direct Provision residents in setting up a bank account, it has proved to be a financial difficulty for many including Ennis’ Innocent Iroaganachi during COVID-19.
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EOIN NEYLON: The Clare aspects to the Programme for Government
Political columnist, Eoin Neylon examines what the Programme for Government means for Co Clare.
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Killaloe kayaking tour company, My Next Adventure, had anticipated launching for the summer season in April but were forced to delay this until Monday as a result of COVID-19.
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CLARE Echo Thought for the Week columnist Ronan Scully says we need to give ourselves a break.
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With the postponement of the antenatal classes at Limerick’s maternity hospital and many health staff including physiotherapists redeployed as a result of the covid-19 pandemic, expectant mothers might be left with unanswered questions or fear of not knowing the right thing to do.
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The Clare Echo develops contactless menu to help restaurants with social distancing
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LETTER TO THE EDITOR: COVID-19 can positively impact society
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RONAN SCULLY: The art of thankfulness
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