‘Huge spinoff for local community’ from Smother as crew returns for series three
SMOTHER’s production crew have returned to Co Clare days after RTÉ confirmed a third series has been given the green light.
Increase in US military flights through Shannon Airport
There has been a significant increase in number of aircraft transporting US military personnel through Shannon Airport en route to NATO countries in Eastern Europe this week.
Main arteries to Loop Head Peninsula ‘neglected’
MAIN arteries to the Loop Head Peninsula have been affected by the backlog of LIS applications in Clare, an elected representative has claimed.
Blistering start not enough as Clare lose league opener
*Fidelma Marrinan. Photograph: Burren Eye Photography DESPITE a blistering start, Clare’s intermediate ladies footballers suffered a five point defeat in the opening round of the Lidl Ladies National Football League.
Community use of former Lissycasey Garda Station finally overcoming legal hurdles
CONTRACTS are due to be exchanged this month on a new use for what was formerly the Garda Station in Lissycasey.
Plans to be lodged for 50MW wind farm in Broadford
PLANS for a 50MW wind farm with up to seven turbines in Broadford are to be lodged with Clare County Council next year.
Harty Party continues for historic St Joseph’s Tulla hurlers
*Captain Ronan O’Connor and goalkeeper Aaron Shanahan with Marty Morrissey. Photograph: Joe Buckley ST JOSEPH’S TULLA’S Harty Cup heroes have been hailed for bringing pride to Co Clare.
Wexford boss Egan proud to see progression of Scariff duo
Damien Reck holds onto Mark Rodgers. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill WEXFORD boss, Darragh Egan has spoken of his pride at seeing the progression of two of Clare’s youngest senior hurlers.
Confusion surrounds impact to road on planned footpath in Carrigoran
CONFUSION has been voiced that road improvement works in Carrigoran could narrow an already dangerous stretch.
Community groups must have ‘shovel ready’ projects when looking for funding
*Cllr Joe Cooney at Riverside Park in Scariff. Photograph: Ruth Griffin COMMUNITY groups have been advised that projects need to be “shovel ready” when looking for Government funding.