McMahon to become Ennis Chamber President for second time
*Diarmuid McMahon. Photograph: Tom Micks DIARMUID McMahon is to become President of Ennis Chamber for the second time.
Six month pilot launched to provide greater access to arts & culture
A SIX month pilot programme is to be launched in Galway City to provide greater access to arts and culture.
Emergency crews tackle blaze in Ennis
EMERGENCY services have been tackling a blazing fire in Ennis town centre this Wednesday evening.
Barefield family fun run & walk to raise funds for Clare group volunteering in Uganda
BAREFIELD hosts a 6km family walk and fun run this Friday to raise funds for a Clare group travelling to Uganda on a humanitarian mission.
End of an era in Ei as Mick Guinee steps down as CEO
*Mick Guinee walks through the halls of Ei Electronics. MICK GUINEE’s tenure as CEO of Ei Electronics concluded on Tuesday.
Clare target better shooting efficiency & first championship win for Déise date
*Clare are without star man Diarmuid Stritch. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. AN IMPROVED conversion rate is among the main targets for Clare’s U20 hurlers as they go in search of their first championship win this season.
Legacy & spirit of one of a kind John Mangan will live on through his photography
*John Mangan on duty for The Clare Echo. PICTURES tell a thousand words and the legacy of John Mangan will live on thanks to his ability to capture memories through his wonderful photographs.
Irene Hehir returns to Treaty Utd as U19 manager
*Irene Hehir. Photograph: John Mangan ENNIS’ Irene Hehir has rejoined Treaty United and has been appointed manager of the club’s U19 women’s team.
Clare U20 footballers ‘relishing chance’ to play three more games in Munster
*Clare wing back Luke Pyne. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. CLARE’s U20 footballers are back in championship action this evening (Tuesday) with the panel of players “relishing” the chance to play three more games in Munster.
191k extra seats in Shannon Airport’s summer schedule for 2025
Pictured at the Madeira boarding gate at Shannon Airport are Caragh, Oisin (2) and Daithi Ó Ceallaigh. Photograph: Arthur Ellis SHANNON AIRPORT’s first flight to Madiera took off on Sunday while the end of March has marked the beginning of its summer schedule for 2025 which includes two new services.