By Paddy O’Reilly Surprising reports of an orange fire warning has been issued for county Clare as forest and farm owners in county Clare warned of ‘extreme fire warning’ which will remain in place for all of county Clare until midday on Monday the 7th of April. People are being urged to be vigilant …
Clare Garden Festival wants to inspire everyone to grow their own food all year around by extending the season of growing vegetables in our garden. The popular festival returns for the 11th year to Ennis Showgrounds as usual on the last Sunday in April, the 27th of April this year. The festival will be back …
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THE Clare Echo can exclusively reveal that American music legend Bruce Springsteen has been added to the line-up for the Scariff Harbour Festival 2025. The shock move comes five years after the New Jersey native reportedly spent a number of months in an East Clare AirBnB and developed a grá for the area. ‘The Boss’ …
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*Brian O’Looney. THE LIFE and times of an Ennistymon native who was a distinguished celticist and professor will be recalled at the launch of a book.
*Kate Jones of Coláiste Muire Ennis in action against Asha Connolly of Bailieborough Community School during the Lidl LGFA PPS All-Ireland Senior C final match between Bailieborough Community School of Cavan and Coláiste Muire of Clare at Geraldine Park in Athy, Kildare. Photo by Piaras Ó Mídheach/Sportsfile COLÁISTE MUIRE’s efforts to claim All-Ireland glory came …
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*Brian Lohan. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. CLARE’s attitude to date in 2025 has not been at the level needed for inter-county hurling, manager Brian Lohan has said.
*Photograph: Gerard O’Neill IT WAS always going to be Clare’s final league outing of 2025 but Saturday’s one point loss to Tipperary meant Brian Lohan’s side finish bottom of the table, Enda Treacy rates the performances of the Banner hurlers following their fifth loss of 2025.
AS PART of National Tree Week, CELT, an environmental education organisation, hosted a community tree planting event at the Slieve Aughty Centre on Saturday.
*Photograph: Gerard O’Neill CLARE’s senior hurlers slumped to their fifth defeat of the 2025 Allianz National Hurling League, losing by the smallest of margins to rivals Tipperary.
James Murray Galway Racing Manager makes the presentation to James McMahon after Lissatuuk Bailey won the S8 Stake Final. Also pictured is James’ father James. COORACLARE OWNED Lissatouk Bailey took the spoils in the S8 350 Yards Sweepstake Final in Galway.