ShannonDoc services ‘no longer palatable’ in West Clare
SERVICES OFFERED by ShannonDoc are no longer “palatable” to the people of Clare, an elected representative has claimed.
Sadness at death of Tulla environmental activist Cornelia Wahli
*The late Cornelia Wahli. SADNESS has been expressed following the death of environmental activist, Cornelia Wahli.
Cargolux addition can be forerunner for Shannon Airport to become European cargo hub
SHANNON AIRPORT has been confirmed as the latest addition to the network of global cargo airline, Cargolux.
Shannon businessman shortlisted in Forbes list
*Photograph: Joe Buckley A SHANNON businessman has been shortlisted in Forbes’ 30 under 30 list.
Proposed one match bans for Hayes & Duggan
CLARE’S SENIOR HURLERS have been dealt a cruel blow with both Peter Duggan and Rory Hayes at risk of missing their All-Ireland SHC quarter-final due to proposed one-match suspensions.
Hen parties remain welcome in Lahinch – publicans insist
HEN PARTIES remain welcome in Lahinch, local publicans have stressed.
Shannon students show creative spark in new publication
Olive Lynch, Nicole Kowolik, Mya Casey, Ava Carroll, Lucy Chaplin, Zara Hill, Laoise Reddin and AJ Gregorio with copies of Singing in the Wire which are available to purchase from the school STUDENTS AND STAFF at St Caimin’s Community School in Shannon have teamed up to release a new book of poetry, art and short …
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Housing remains ‘an overwhelming problem’ in Clare
HOUSING continues to be “an overwhelming problem” across Co Clare.
McGann steers Pike Rovers to Lawson Cup glory
*Steven McGann. Photograph: Oliver Fitzpatrick ENNIS’ STEVEN MCGANN captained Pike Rovers as they claimed the Lawson Cup on Thursday night.
Pyrite’s presence in Clare proven ‘beyond reasonable doubt’
*Veronica Griffin pointing to the cracking along the walls of her family home in Newmarket-on-Fergus. Photograph: Joe Buckley PYRITE’s presence in Clare has been proven “beyond reasonable doubt”, senior officials in the local authority have stated while confirming they are pushing to have the county included in the revised redress scheme with “immediate effect”.