Rodgers named young hurler of the year
SCARIFF’s Mark Rodgers has been named as the young hurler of the year for 2023.
Munich-based duo to debut fusion of poetry, piano and film in Mountshannon
MOUNTSHANNON Arts has achieved a major coup with the first Irish staging of a fusion event by Munich-based artists on Friday, November 24.
Transport Junior Minister willing to meet rural Clare reps over road budget concerns
*Jack Chambers TD. A JUNIOR MINISTER in the Department of Transport has said he is willing to meet Clare councillors over their frustrations on road maintenance budgets and Active Travel allocations.
All Star accolades for Conlon & O’Donnell
*Photograph: Gerard O’Neill JOHN Conlon and Shane O’Donnell have won their second All Star awards.
Shannon Airport’s importance to cluster of companies highlighted in new report
*CEO of Ennis Chamber, Margaret O’Brien and Sean Lally of Hotel Woodstock. Photograph: Arthur Ellis IMBALANCE favouring Dublin Airport and hindering the likes of Shannon Airport will continue to exist until the national aviation policy is amended, one of the authors behind an economic impact report on the Shannon Airport Group has said.
Labasheeda’s Tony Malone – ‘I saw Our Lady on pilgrimage to Međugorje & she was beautiful’
*Tony Malone praying at his home in Labasheeda. Photograph: John Mangan A LABASHEEDA man has spoken publicly for the first time about seeing Our Lady while on a trip to Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Chambers retires ending 38 year term on Clare County Council
*Cllr Bill Chambers. COORACLARE’s Cllr Bill Chambers (FF) has announced his resignation from politics.
Age no barrier as Vincent Wall returns to artistic side at 90 years young
*Vincent Wall. Photograph: Brian Arthur ENNISTYMON’s Vincent Wall showed it’s never too late to learn, he was conferred with a QQI Level 6 Advanced Certificate in Art from Limerick and Clare Education and Training Board, at the age of ninety years young.
‘Lifting Dublin Airport cap will not necessarily benefit Shannon, Cork & Knock’ – Chambers
*Photograph: Arthur Ellis A REVIEW of the Regional Airports Programme will be concluded before any revision of the national aviation policy is made.
Updating aviation policy can bring economic activity of Shannon Airport Group even further
*Photograph: Arthur Ellis A SUBSTANTIAL economic impact continues to be made by the Shannon Airport Group “but it could go further with the right support,” a co-author of an economic impact report on the entity has said.