Scariff exhibition showcases top photographers
*John Kelly. SCARIFF is showcasing the work from two of Clare’s top photographers.
West Clare shook to the core following untimely death of ‘true friend’ Jonathan Clancy who ‘showed loyalty & kindness in everything he did’
Jonathan Clancy in action for O’Cuirry’s. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. CARRIGAHOLT, Cross, Doonaha, Kilkee and Querrin has been shook to the core following the sudden and untimely death of teenager, Jonathan Clancy.
‘Shannon setting standards for airports globally’ – new report says
SHANNON AIRPORT is “setting the standards for airports globally,”, a new report has found.
Northern Lights visible across Co Clare
*Northern Lights over Lees Rd. Photograph: Jenny Griffin AURORA displays have been visible across Co Clare this Thursday night.
Kilmihil criticise lack of clarity around CODA process & Clare LGFA Chair requests journalist to reveal his sources
*Clare LGFA Chair Seán Lenihan. Photograph: Burren Eye Photography DEBATE and questions on what led to a three week delay of the Clare senior ladies football championship were shut down during a tetchy board meeting this weekend.
Clare public need to be all aboard cause to reopen Crusheen railway station
*A photo montage of what the Crusheen Railway Station could look like. CLARE’S PUBLIC need to be all aboard plans to reopen Crusheen rail station if officials in the capital are to get behind it, Iarnród Éireann’s CEO has said.
Kaffee Klatsch – German coffee & chat group set up in Ennis
Three students, Jan, Jonathon and Sirin who are on an exchange to schools here in Co Clare, Ennis, Kildysart and Ennistymon. The students live with host families here while attending schools till the end of this term. A GERMAN coffee and chat group has started up in Ennis.
‘If Aoife was in any other hospital than UHL she would have survived that night’
*James and Carol Johnston. AOIFE JOHNSTON’s parents James and Carol have said their daughter would still be alive if she went to any other hospital than University Hospital Limerick (UHL).
Environmental effects prompt An Bord Pleanála to admit flaw in planning permission for Ennis Data Centre
*An artist’s impression of the Ennis Data Centre. AN BORD PLEANÁLA has conceded there is a flaw in the planning permission it granted for a €1.2bn data centre campus in Ennis.
Emergency department at UHL records highest number of presentations
UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL LIMERICK’s (UHL) emergency department recorded its highest ever level of presentations on Monday.