Ambulances have average turnaround of four hours from West Clare to UHL
*Ambulances at UHL. AMBULANCES in West Clare have an average turnaround time of four hours per call for emergencies to University Hospital Limerick (UHL).
Kilrush Community School narrowly miss out on All-Ireland basketball title
KILRUSH COMMUNITY school came up narrowly short in their efforts for All-Ireland basketball glory.
Sheedy set for senior league debut as Clare freshen up team
*Mark Sheedy. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. SIXMILEBRIDGE’s Mark Sheedy is set to make his National Hurling League debut for the Clare hurlers in a fresh side named for Sunday’s final round with Wexford.
Over two-thirds of women-led businesses now using AI
Sarah Walker of Enterprise Ireland and Network Ireland President Karen Ronan pictured ahead of this Saturday’s International Women’s Day event. Photograph: Patrick Browne. ARTIFICIAL intelligence is increasingly becoming a routine part of how women‑led businesses operate, according to new data from Network Ireland released ahead of its national International Women’s Day event at the Limerick …
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Big step taken in plans for North Burren community building
FOUNDATION stones have been laid for a new community building in the heart of the Burren aimed at combatting rural isolation and loneliness.
Tubber owned Sues Jetty first home in heat of Kilcolgan Castle derby
SUES JETTY owned by Johnny Burke of Tubber had success in the Kilcolgan Castle Connacht Derby.
Location of new hospital will be announced before St Patrick’s Day claim FEH
*Chairperson of Friends of Ennis Hospital, Angela Coll. Photograph: Tom Micks. AN ANNOUNCEMENT is to be made before St Patrick’s Day on whether the Mid-West’s new hospital will be located in Clare, Limerick or Tipperary.
Ennis Book Club Festival turns the page with 20th run
ENNIS BOOK CLUB festival returns for its twentieth run this weekend.
‘Our politicians have let us down on health care’
*Dr Tom Nolan. Photograph: Tom Micks. CLARE’s politicians have “let us down” when it comes to fighting for better health services in the county.
Club delegates stay mute on referee dispute
Referee administrator Rory Hickey. Photograph: Burren Eye Photography CLUB DELEGATES stayed mute on the decision of referees to make themselves unavailable last weekend amid reports of an ongoing dispute with Clare GAA.