Two Clare GAA clubs refused loans for developments
Clare GAA have received a directive from Croke Park not to approve loans for clubs to fund planned developments on their grounds.
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Hustle Fitness used forced closure to bulk up with €30k investment
September will mark three years in existence for Hustle Fitness which is now regarded as Co Clare’s leading gym, instead of stalling during the forced closure management have made the facility bigger and better than ever before.
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‘Our doors wouldn’t be open without the people of Shannon’
Shannon Airport’s connectivity is essential to providing a brighter outlook on the long-term future of hotels within Co Clare.
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No increase in COVID-19 cases in Clare for 26 days
Co Clare is now 26 days without an additional case of COVID-19.
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Water supply in Miltown Malbay ‘worse than developing countries’
Temporary water tankers are to be made available should the mains supply in Miltown Malbay continue to be affected.
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Crowe criticises premature job cuts announced by Shannon Airport management
Shannon Airport management have been criticised by Clare TD, Cathal Crowe (FF) for impending job cuts and reduced working hours.
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‘Fast traffic & flooding’ a problem on busy cycling road in Newmarket-on-Fergus
Fast traffic is adding to flooding problems along a 5km stretch of road in Newmarket-on-Fergus, a local representative has flagged.
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Ennis e-commerce expert predicts it will be ‘an online Christmas’
The ongoing enforcement of social distancing measures on high streets across Ireland will lead to a surge in businesses looking to boost their online presence this Christmas, according to a leading Irish eCommerce provider based in Ennis.
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Rainfall warning in place for Co Clare
A status yellow rainfall warning is in place for Co Clare until 4pm today (Tuesday).
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Management seek redundancies and pay cuts at Shannon Airport
Shannon Airport has announced it is to issue temporary layoffs, a voluntary severance scheme, reduced working hours and incentivised career breaks in widespread reductions to their cost base.
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