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Expressions of interest sought from afterschool childcare providers

*Ogonnelloe Road. OGONNELLOE National School are seeking expressions of interest from before/afterschool childcare service providers, to run a before and after school service on the school site on a licensed basis. The Board of Management of Ogonnelloe National School, subject to agreement of the Patron and Trustees, intends making part of the school premises available …

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Scariff set for blood donation

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*Scariff GAA. THE Scariff community has teamed up with the Irish Blood Transfusion Service (IBTS) to host the first-ever blood donation clinic at the Scariff Community Hall. This event, aimed at bolstering blood supplies and saving lives, is scheduled for Monday, April 29, from 4:50pm to 8:10pm. Ger Rodgers, of Scariff GAA, stated “Hosting the …

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Spanish Point Golf Club – A Coastal Gem

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*Spanish Point Golf Course. PGA Golf Professional, Pádraig McGrath focuses on the beauty of Spanish Point Golf Club in this week’s article. Nestled along the Wild Atlantic Way amidst the rugged beauty of the Irish coastline, Spanish Point Golf Club stands as a testament to both natural splendour and sporting excellence. Located in the picturesque …

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The importance of Professional Installation in Video Surveillance Systems

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The focus of this week’s MyCCTV.ie article revolves around the value of expert installation for CCTV systems. Video surveillance has become an integral part of modern security systems, whether it’s for residential, commercial, or industrial purposes. While the availability of DIY surveillance kits may tempt individuals to undertake installations themselves, there are compelling reasons why …

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‘Monster’ uncle raped niece and locked her in room at Clare home for a week after assaulting her

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*The woman said she was assaulted with a hockey stick. A WOMAN has said she will never forgive her “monster” uncle who sexually assaulted her and locked her in a room for a week after assaulting her with a hockey stick and electric heater.

Clare father found guilty of 25 counts of rape and 23 of indecent assault against his daughter

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*The case was heard in the Central Criminal Court on Monday. A FATHER subjected his daughter to repeated sexual abuse starting when she was aged just three and it continued for over twelve years, a court has heard.

Double for Ennistymon’s Flanagan & shocks aplenty in Con & Annie Kirby Memorial

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*Tim Lucey, CEO , Noreen McMcManus and Frank Nyhan Chairman Greyhound Racing Ireland, attending the Con and Annie Kirby Memorial Quarter Finals. Photograph: Brendan Gleeson ENNISTYMON’S Tommy Flanagan recorded a double success in Galway while in Limerick the shocks kept coming in the Con and Annie Kirby Memorial.

Clare U20s fall to Cork by the River Lee

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*Niall O’Farrell. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill Clare fell short by six points as reigning All-Ireland champions Cork moved clear in the second half of Friday night’s oneills.com Munster U20HC clash at SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh.

Ennis RFC claw back 13-point deficit to claim U16 Munster Cup

By The Clare Echo

ENNIS RFC’s U16 boys picked up the top prize in Munster rugby, enduring a tense second half to defeat Old Christians by the smallest of margins. Old Christians 13-14 Ennis It wasn’t the start the Clare club would have hoped for as within the first 25 minutes, not only did Ennis concede two tries, they …

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Eyes Everywhere: exploring the impact of video surveillance on crime prevention

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This week’s MyCCTV.ie article delves at how crime prevention is affected by video monitoring. In an increasingly interconnected world, the use of video surveillance has become ubiquitous, with cameras seemingly present on every street corner, in public transportation, and even within private establishments. The rise of video surveillance technology has sparked numerous debates regarding its …

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Expressions of interest sought from afterschool childcare providers

Scariff set for blood donation

Spanish Point Golf Club – A Coastal Gem

The importance of Professional Installation in Video Surveillance Systems

‘Monster’ uncle raped niece and locked her in room at Clare home for a week after assaulting her

Clare father found guilty of 25 counts of rape and 23 of indecent assault against his daughter

Double for Ennistymon’s Flanagan & shocks aplenty in Con & Annie Kirby Memorial

Clare U20s fall to Cork by the River Lee

Ennis RFC claw back 13-point deficit to claim U16 Munster Cup

Eyes Everywhere: exploring the impact of video surveillance on crime prevention

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