Lisdoonvarna carol service to raise funds for Slattery family
CURRENT and former pupils from Mary Immaculate Secondary School in Lisdoonvarna will be performing a range of Christmas carols in a fundraiser for Joe Slattery.
Corrigan tenders resignation as Ennis 2040 COO
CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER of Ennis 2040 DAC, Kevin Corrigan has tendered his resignation.
Paperchase sells winning Lotto ticket worth €98k
€98,954 was won by a Lotto player at Paperchase in Ennis.
‘It’s time to highlight need for A&E in Clare’ – Rita urges public engagement with HIQA review
*Cllr Rita McInerney (FF). Photograph: Eugene McCafferty PARTICIPATION from the people of Clare in the public engagement of HIQA’s review of emergency care in the Mid-West “is a critical chance” to highlight the message on the need for more services, a Doonbeg representative has said.
McGann masterclass & 6-0 win not enough to keep Clare in Oscar Traynor
*Conor Mullen delivers a long throw into the box. A MASTERCLASS from Steven McGann and winning by six goals was not enough to save Clare’s Oscar Traynor campaign.
Ryan selected by Fine Gael members to take Cooney’s seat on Clare County Council
*Conor Ryan (FG). O’CALLAGHANS MILLS native Conor Ryan (FG) has been selected to take the seat of Joe Cooney TD (FG) on Clare County Council.
Portraits of Pride exhibition to showcase images of LGBTQ+ community in Clare
*Photograph: Kit Harty PORTRAITS of Pride, a photography exhibition showcasing images LGBTQ+ community members from across Co Clare launches in de Valera Library in Ennis next Thursday (December 19th).
Lissycasey’s Griffin lauded as she moves onto new role
Cllr John Crowe (FG) and Anne Griffin. Photograph: Eamon Ward LISSYCASEY’s Anne Griffin has been lauded by elected members of the Shannon Municipal District.
Cliffs of Moher visitor numbers up 8% while traffic impact remains ‘huge’ in North Clare
*Visitors at the Cliffs of Moher. VISITOR numbers at the Cliffs of Moher are up eight percent while plans to run a shuttle bus from surrounding villages to the tourist attraction in 2025 represent “an exciting and big project” and a draft of the new strategy for the walking trail is “due imminently”.
‘We need to step up our online communications’ – Council urged to be more proactive online during extreme weather events
*The Crisis Management Team meeting at Aras Contae an Chlair during Ophelia. CLARE COUNTY COUNCIL can “step up” its communications during extreme weather events according to elected representatives.