By Mike Fitzgerald IT’S NOT looking likely that newly-elected US President Donald Trump will visit County Clare during his first 100 days in office. Bookmakers Boylesports have set out odds of 8/1 for 45th president of the United States and West Clare hotelier to visit Ireland during his first one hundred days in office. …
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The Shannon Airport Group is proud to announce that its staff charity committee has successfully raised €100,000 through various fundraising initiatives during 2024. This remarkable achievement brings the total sum raised for charities to €500,000 since the programme commenced 10 years ago. This year’s fund recipients are The Alzheimer’s Society of Ireland and Milford …
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CLARE is bracing itself for a ‘historic’ storm, with experts warning of an ‘unprecedented and life-threatening’ event tonight and tomorrow. The Clare Echo is providing readers with live updates on the status of Storm Éowyn. Fri Jan 24, 17:45: ESB Networks restore power to 143,000 homes, farms and businesses this afternoon: 625,000 remain without electricity supply …
Gardaí in the Clare Tipperary Division, in cooperation with National Parks & Wildlife Service (NPWS) and the County Clare Dog Warden Service, are carrying out an operation protecting wildlife and livestock and targeting illegal hunting. Checkpoints are being carried out across County Clare and in cooperation with National Parks & Wildlife Service (NPWS) and the …
The Emergency Department (ED) at University Hospital Limerick is currently seeing high volumes of patients and members of the public are advised to consider alternative care options before attending the ED. HSE Mid West say they are working to ensure that care is prioritised for the sickest patients. Additional consultants were rostered over the weekend …
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In recent years, the beauty industry has undergone an incredible transformation. While makeup trends come and go, there’s a more significant shift happening behind the scenes: the innovation of beauty tools. These aren’t just the ordinary devices we’ve been using for years — the latest advancements in hair and skincare tools are making our routines …
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ONE of the main events at Limerick Track last Saturday night were the semi-finals of the Wheeler Auctioneers A2 525 Stake.
A MURAL in Ennis honouring Palestine has come under threat after Clare County Council received a planning permission complaint. The mural, which depicts children running barefoot among the ruins of Gaza, is in Market Street carpark in Ennis, and was completed earlier this year. It is understood that the council have written to the owner …
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Pictured at the Dublin launch of the Clare Association 2025 Journal in Dublin last Friday night were Tom Hillery (left) who performed the launch and Tom Conway, Chairman of the Association. CLARE’s senior hurlers who stamped 2024 as one of the most exciting in the long and proud tradition of Clare GAA are given due …
Collins Jewellers, the family-owned business at the heart of Ennis, is celebrating 52 years of serving the local community with a change in it’s business model. As the New Year approaches the iconic jewellers are shifting their focus to fine jewellery while continuing to offer their renowned, highly regarded repair service. Tadg Collins, Managing Director, …
