Ei expansion ‘a new milestone’ for Shannon giant
Ei Electronics have entered “a new milestone”, the CEO of the Shannon employer has said following confirmation it is to hire 200 people over the next twelve months.
Holy Island & Burren UNESCO World Heritage application delayed
A DECISION on the inclusion of Holy Island and the cultural landscape of the Burren Uplands on a new Tentative List of potential World Heritage Properties for Ireland has been pushed back until June.
Visitor ban in place at UHL following COVID-19 & flu outbreaks
FLU and COVID-19 outbreaks have prompted management of University Hospital Limerick to close to visitors.
Jim Gavin guest of honour for Ennistymon social
SIX-TIME ALL-IRELAND senior football winning manager, Jim Gavin is coming to Ennistymon.
Ennis photographer snaps up more awards
AN ENNIS photographer has added more gold medals to her growing collection of awards in the field.
Dooley travels to Ukraine for political talks
SENATOR TIMMY DOOLEY (FF) and MEP Billy Kelleher (FF) have become the first Irish politicians to visit the city of Lviv since the Russian invasion of Ukraine twelve days ago.
Clare share the spoils with Limerick
*Clare’s David McInerney. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill CLARE’s senior hurlers kept Limerick without a win following their tussle on Sunday afternoon which finished all square.
Anticipation harping up with return of Tuamgraney festival
ANTICIPATION is growing for the return of the Tuamgraney Harp Festival this May.
Retailers of Ennis declined chance to share vision in special meeting
*Photograph: John Mangan AN APPEAL by the Retailers of Ennis group to give a presentation to the Ennis Municipal District with their “street by street” vision for the town has been rejected.
Hayes gets national nod once again
*Eoin Hayes celebrates. Photograph: Mark Hayes NEWMARKET-ON-FERGUS’ Eoin Hayes has once again been included in the Irish UEFA Regions Cup squad.