National Development Plan review can help solve Broadford’s water woes
A dedicated funding mechanism needs to be put in place to ensure villages in Clare have adequate, up-to-date sewerage systems, one of the county’s Oireachtas members have said.
A trip of a lifetime for Peter Lawless
Kilrush will be the starting point for an attempt by Peter Lawless to become the first Irish person to solo navigate around the world.
Anticipation high in Clare with start of soccer season
Sunday marks the start of the Clare District Soccer League (CDSL) season with anticipation high among competing clubs as action resumes following a missed season due to COVID-19.
Sale likely for Lufthansa Technik
Confidence is growing that Lufthansa Technik will not be closed and instead will be sold.
Larger than life Dun Purcell passes on to his eternal rest
Widespread sadness has been expressed following the death of Dun Purcell, a larger than life figure from Feakle.
US troops flights ‘the shame of Shannon’ – Wynne
*Photograph: John Mangan Amid the ongoing crisis in Afghanistan, there have been renewed calls to end Shannon Airport’s use by US troops.
Wide range of events continue in Clare for Heritage Week
*Photograph: Eamon Ward A wide range of events continue across Co Clare until Sunday as part of Heritage Week.
Thousands of lives were helped for the better by the late Sr Ethel Normoyle
A Clare woman who helped to improve living conditions for thousands of people in South Africa and played a pivotal role in translating the fight against HIV and AIDS into practical action has died.
Farid left in fear for family’s safety in Afghanistan
A former Afghanistan news anchor who had to flee his native country over attempts on his life by the Taliban has warned that terrorism will spread to other countries if the escalating situation is not put under control.
Potential of extending Raheen Hill footpath to Tuamgraney to be explored in 2022
Funding is to be sought next year to continue the footpath from the bottom of Raheen Hill into Tuamgraney.
