BRÍD O’Meara, co-owner of the Lahinch Coast Hotel, tells The Clare Echo about what it takes to run a dynamic and welcoming four-star hotel on Clare’s Wild Atlantic Way. Tell us about your business. Lahinch Coast Hotel is a four-star hotel with 144 bedrooms, a leisure centre, a swimming pool, and a busy gastro-style bar …
THIS International Women’s Day, The Clare Echo is shining a light on inspiring women in our community—women who turn their passions into businesses, who create, innovate, and leave a lasting impact. One of them is Tatjana Merzvinska, a woman with golden hands and a vision that’s changing the way we think about fashion in County …
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NEWMARKET-ON-FERGUS owners were in the winners enclosure of Galway Greyhound Stadium.
OPEN Sesame’s owner Sally Smith opened her business in 1988. As part of Inter- national Women’s Day, she recounts the early days in Ennis and Gort, and discusses challenges she faced on route to becoming a successful business owner. I am pleased to celebrate my 37th mother’s day as proud owner of Open Sesame. I …
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If you’re a collaborative engineer keen to work in one of Ireland’s most innovative and successful technology companies, Ei Electronics in Shannon wants to hear from you. The core technology of the Company is sensors. Products engineered around these sensors have enabled Ei to become a world leader in development of home life safety devices …
*Jack O’Neill in action for Clare. Photograph: Ruth Griffin WITH Clare’s Division 1A hanging by a thread this was a performance to warm the hearts of many in the Banner as Brian Lohan’s side put on a display full of grit, determination and character, one that will really stand to them when these two sides …
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*Brian Lohan on the sideline in TUS Gaelic Grounds. Photograph: Ruth Griffin. A SPIRITED showing against Limerick saw Clare pick up their first win of 2025 with manager Brian Lohan praising the response of his charges to their setbacks on and off the field.
*Darragh Lohan races for the sliotar with Aaron Gillane. Photograph: Ruth Griffin DAVID Reidy’s early second half goal proved to be the difference as Clare gave their hopes of avoiding relegation to Division 1B a fighting chance thanks to 1-21 to 0-21 over rivals Limerick at TUS Gaelic Grounds on Sunday evening.
Friday night’s Galway card was dominated by the opening round heats of the Kilcolgan Castle Connacht Derby which carries a €9000 winners prize.