Summer surge for Shannon Airport with 53k passengers over May Bank Holiday
SHANNON AIRPORT is to welcome over 53,000 passengers this May Bank Holiday.
‘Sometimes I wonder do we have anything else to talk about’ – traffic calming stuck on the agenda in East Clare
*Cllr Pat Burke (FG). Photograph: Martin Connolly “SOMETIMES I wonder do we have anything else to talk about,” remarked Cllr Pat Burke (FG) at the latest sitting of the Killaloe Municipal District.
Moving taxi rank from Harvey’s Quay can free up prime parking spaces in Ennis
*The taxi rank in Harvey’s Quay. Photograph: Páraic McMahon. MOVING THE location of the taxi rank in Ennis can free up parking spaces, a long-serving county councillor has argued.
Clare beaten by Waterford in Munster championship for first time since 2016
*Clare’s David Reidy. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. WATERFORD’s fifth win in the Munster SHC since 2020 has come at the expense of Clare’s senior hurlers.
‘Money won’t be an issue’ – Keating confident of Strand Line improvements in Kilkee
The Carrigaholt Roundabout in Kilkee. “MONEY won’t be an issue” to get the Strand Line in Kilkee a tarmac overlay according to a West Clare councillor.
Clare Crusaders & Little Blue Heroes chosen as Shannon Airport Group’s charity partners for 2025
CLARE CRUSADERS and Little Blue Heroes have been selected by the Shannon Airport Group as their chosen charities it will be support this year.
Scór long-service award for Cratloe’s Jim Enright
*Jim Enright receiving congratulations from Munster GAA Chairman Tim Murphy. CRATLOE’s Jim Enright will be honoured for his contribution to Scór.
Dean Hegarty delivers man of the match display to send Newmarket Celtic back into Clare Cup final
*Dean Hegarty celebrates. Photograph: Joe Buckley DEAN HEGARTY produced a man of the match display to send Newmarket Celtic through to the Ennis Carpets Clare Cup final.
Clare ‘always suffering on health front’ – Cllrs seek Dáil committee to examine emergency response times
*Greater funding of the National Ambulance Service has been sought in Clare. CO CLARE is ‘always suffering on the health front’ prompting councillors to seek the establishment of a Dáil committee to fully review emergency first response care for Clare residents.
