River Shannon can become ‘Ireland’s surprising heart’
Repositioning the River Shannon as “a key tourism destination” has been detailed as a fundamental aim of the Shannon Tourism Masterplan.
Ennistymon family of ten face prospect of living in two cars after court order
An Ennistymon family of ten are facing the prospect of having to live in two cars.
‘Immeasurable sadness’ as Inagh man dies in Galway workplace accident
A construction worker who died in Galway on Wednesday has been named locally as Clareman, Brian Callinan.
Fewer than five new COVID-19 cases in Clare
*Photograph: John Mangan Fewer than five new cases of COVID-19 have been diagnosed in Co Clare, latest data has revealed.
Bishop confirms that Fr Fitzgerald has taken time out from ministry duties ‘for personal reasons’
Leave of absence has been granted to an Ennis priest, the Bishop of Killaloe has confirmed.
Fresh delay for embankment works at Springfield
*Flooding at Springfield in Clonlara. Photograph: Brian Gavin Press 22 Construction of embankments at Springfield in Clonlara has been dealt with a further delay.
No provision to extend Heathrow slots from Shannon Airport beyond next year
There is no existing provision to extend commitments from Aer Lingus to their Heathrow slots at Shannon Airport when they expire in September of next year.
Occasional Railway Bridge flooding causing ‘major damage’ to vehicles
*Flooding at the Railway Bridge in January of this year. Vehicles have been damaged as a result of occasional flooding at the Railway Bridge on the Rossmanagher Road.
‘We need to keep maximum benefit in our communities’ – Clare councillors support Sinn Féin’s Community Wealth Building proposal
*Cllr Donna McGettigan. Photograph: Martin Connolly An alternative model to economic development devised by Sinn Féin has been endorsed by Clare councillors of different political parties.
Clare continues to have low spread of COVID-19 as less than five new cases confirmed
*Photograph: John Mangan Transmission of COVID-19 in Co Clare remains among the lowest levels in the Republic of Ireland.