Armada Hotel to fill 100 new jobs as part of €3m redevelopment
100 new jobs are to be created by the Armada Hotel as part of a €3m redevelopment plan.
€148k in funding for 8 outdoor projects in Clare
Eight Clare projects have been included in the 189 nationally to benefit from €3.5m in funding to enhance natural amenities.
Ennis Cathedral first church in Ireland to have option of columbarium for internment
The Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul in Ennis is the first in the country to provide the option of a columbarium for internment.
Road markings & manholes in Sixmilebridge ‘worn out’
*Photograph: Joe Buckley Sixmilebridge’s markings and manholes are ‘worn out’, local representative have flagged.
Cuban Ambassador headed for Doolin
Cuba’s Ambassador to Ireland is to visit North Clare in one of his final public engagements in the role.
‘Penny wise & pound foolish’ to charge for flu vaccine – Conway
Flu vaccines should be given to the public free of charge to minimise pressure on the health service, a Clare Senator has said.
Shannon’s storm drainage network to be improved
*Photograph: Joe Buckley Drain contractors are targeting areas in Shannon across the month of October in response to concerns regarding the storm drainage network in the town.
Commissioner hasn’t been briefed on report into Garda investigation of Nugent death
*Garda Commissioner, Drew Harris. Photograph: Eamon Ward Garda Commissioner, Drew Harris has yet to be briefed on the findings of a report by retired District Court Judge Patrick Clyne into the Garda investigation and internal Garda disciplinary inquiries that took place following the death of Sixmilebridge man, Patrick Nugent.
Considine leads Kilmallock to Limerick SHC glory again
Cratloe’s Tony Considine has guided Kilmallock to Limerick SHC glory for the third time.
Flagmount to host centenary commemoration of Currakyle Ambush
A centenary commemoration of the Currakyle Ambush is to take place in Flagmount on Friday.