Clare placed under Status Orange thunderstorm and rain warning
A Status Orange thunderstorm and rain warning has been issued for Co Clare by Met Éireann.
Save our Shannon group renew appeal for Govt action for Airport
Save our Shannon (SOS) have renewed calls for Government intervention to safeguard Shannon Airport’s future ahead of a planned rally in Ennis tomorrow.
Patient Advocacy Service gives an outlet to people who experience difficulty in hospital
A newly established Patient Advocacy Service is offering support to people in the Clare area who want to make a complaint about the care they have received in a public hospital.
Addition of Shannon Heritage staff to Council reignites call to acquire Lisdoonvarna Spa Wells
Addition of Shannon Heritage staff to Clare County Council reignites the potential to bring the Spa Wells in Lisdoonvarna into the ownership of the local authority, elected representatives have said.
Plans for €25m Ennis community hospital to be lodged this year
Planning is to be lodged for a €25m community hospital in Ennis later this year.
Five Clare women included in extended Munster squad
Five Clare women have been included in an extended 39-woman squad ahead of the Senior Women Interprovincial Championships which take place in August and September.
No new injuries for hurlers while O’Donnell & Galvin remain sideline bound
*Shane O’Donnell. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill No new injuries have been reported in the Clare senior hurling camp while Shane O’Donnell and Cian Galvin are both major doubts for the upcoming club championship.
Ennis Data Centre must have no delays – Carey
*Deputy Joe Carey. Photograph: Joe Buckley Ensuring no delays in facilitating the planning application for a €1.2bn data centre campus in Ennis is essential, a Clare TD has said.
Attendance of 3,500 allowed for Clare v Cork qualifier
Vincent Coleman with his daughter in Semple Stadium. Photograph: Joe Buckley 3,500 spectators will be permitted to attend Saturday’s knockout qualifier tie between Clare and Cork.
Frustration with potential attendance of 500 for Clare v Cork qualifier
*Aron Shanagher and Matthew O’Hanlon wrestle for possession. Photograph: Joe Buckley Frustration has been voiced at the potential of only 500 spectators being permitted to attend Saturday’s All-Ireland SHC qualifier between Clare and Cork at the LIT Gaelic Grounds.
