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Get the double bank holiday weekend off to a flying start with the Ennis St Patrick’s Day Parade on Thursday, 17th March. It is guaranteed to be a real display of Clare talent and culture with individuals and groups from at home and abroad eager to return to the streets for the traditional parade. There …
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The Doolin Unit of the Irish Coastguard has been reconstituted on an interim basis and already eight members have been recruited.
Tatiana at her home in Ennis holding a framed photo of her father Vasily, a decorated WWII veteran. Photo by Evan Ruane A RUSSIAN woman living in Clare says her WWII veteran father would be rolling in his grave following the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
A judge has ordered the surrender of a barking dog to the local dog warden due to the continual noise disturbance on a neighbour in Ennis.
*Photograph: Brian Arthur Students from across the Mid-West region gathered recently at the Clinical Education and Research Centre (CERC) at UHL to help launch this year’s virtual Junior Health Sciences ‘Early Careers’ Event 2022. Careers in healthcare will take centre-stage at the virtual event on March 1st and 2nd which is aimed at Transition Year …
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The ESB has put its plan before An Bord Pleanála for a production facility for off-shore wind-turbines at its Moneypoint power station in west Clare.
The best greyhounds in this part of the world were on show at Shelbourne Park on last Saturday night as the Bresbet Easter Cup got underway.
A judge has jailed a 25 year old man for three months after hearing that he was seen masturbating beside a female passenger on board a Ryanair flight to Shannon earlier this month.
The unexpected passing last autumn of J.P. Guinane cast a gloom over Kilkishen and surrounding countryside.
