The Clare Echo has teamed up with Ennis native & podcast host Fergal O’Keeffe to bring you his new series, Travel Tales with Fergal. The podcast aims to share soul-lifting travel memoirs about day-dream worthy destinations. The top international hotelier and clareman, Brendan Dwyer living in Spain says that “this is a very harsh and …
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*Photo by Eamon Ward This year, Ennis Brass Band celebrates its 50th anniversary. The highly popular band had planned to mark the occasion physically however with current restrictions in place, they have moved to acknowledge everybody who has helped and supported them along the way. The following is a statement from Ennis Brass Band. So …
Coaches do not always have to be correct or have the right answers says Clare GDM Micheál Duffy in this week’s coaching column.
Farmers need to become more cost conscious says Joe Melody in his latest column which warns of the dangers on losing attention on new gimmicks.
Last week I talked about my new and improved morning routine, I was mainly pointing out how starting your day can really interpret how you finish it, this week I’m focusing on a night-time routine.
Farming columnist Joe Melody believes it is time to get reacquainted with the seasonality of food.
Clare people at home and abroad are being invited to come together virtually to celebrate St Patrick’s Day 2021 online. This year, Clare County Council is organising and presenting an online St Patrick’s Day event with the theme of ‘Connecting Clare’, and everyone can get involved. The Council is inviting people to celebrate St Patrick’s …
The Clare Echo has teamed up with podcast host Fergal O’Keeffe to bring you his new series, Travel Tales with Fergal. The world renowned Irish economist David McWilliams is the guest on the Travel Tales with Fergal Podcast this week. David has worked all over the world and he covers a lot of ground, as …
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It’s a year the week since the people of Clare went to the polls and cast their vote in the General Election.
Clare Echo columnist Rebecca O’Neill shares her top three books that she has read during the lockdown.
