Clare becomes first county in Ireland certified as sustainable tourism destination
*Moylussa. CO CLARE is the first county in Ireland to be certified as a sustainable tourism destination.
Rivers festival in Ennistymon to take place two years on from devastating fish kill
TWO years on from an unprecedented and devasting fish kill in North Clare, the Ennistymon Rivers Festival will take place.
‘Talking about figures isn’t helpful in Ennis parking debate’ according to Council
*A full car park outside glór and the de Valera library. CAR PARKING and whether there is an adequate or insufficient amount of spaces in the county prompted another divergence of opinions at the latest sitting of the Ennis Municipal District.
Newmarket sit top of Premier Division but Bridge, Avenue & Tulla chasing very close behind
*Newmarket Celtic’s Nathan Boaventura. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. NEWMARKET Celtic extended their lead at the top of the CDSL Maloney Hardware Premier Division but the chasing pack of Bridge Utd, Avenue Utd and Tulla Utd are not relenting.
€1.4bn offshore wind farm off coasts of Clare & Galway is pulled as developers stop Sceirde Rocks plans
*A €70m community fund was also planned as part of the project. PLANS for a 450MW wind farm off the coasts of Clare and Galway have been pulled.
Ronan steps down from Shannon Region Conference & Sports Bureau to become Galway Chamber CEO
KAREN RONAN is to step down as General Manager of the Shannon Region Conference and Sports Bureau following her appointment as Chief Executive Officer of Galway Chamber.
Tender process concludes for Ennis’ haemodialysis unit
ENNIS’ long-awaited satellite haemodialysis unit will be up and running by the end of June next year, the HSE has stated following the conclusion of a tender process.
Outdoor showers to be considered for Cappa & White Strand Doonbeg
*Swimmers in Cappa. Photograph: John Mangan CALLS HAVE been made for the provision of “environmentally friendly outdoor showers” at Cappa and White Strand (Doonbeg).
Convincing & clinical Cork claim the spoils against Clare’s minor hurlers
Darragh Murrihy clears his lines under pressure from Callum Coffey. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill CLARE’S three year winning streak over Cork in the Munster minor hurling championship is over after the Rebels reigned supreme in Tulla to comfortably account for the hosts.
Ninth Killanena tractor run to take to East Clare roads
Erin & Daniel Purcell at the 2022 tractor run in Killanena. Photograph: Ruth Griffin. KILLANENA’s much-loved tractor run takes place this Sunday.