‘Put the faith in St Patrick to rid Ireland of COVID-19’ – Cllr Keating
*Photograph: Eamon Ward Faith must be placed in Ireland’s patron saint to help rid the country of COVID-19, a West Clare elected representative has said.
Limerick precision firm to create 60 new jobs in four years
60 new jobs are to be created by Limerick precision engineering firm, Takumi.
Governance structures of Clare GAA ‘broken’ says member of proposed committee
A soon to be ratified member of an independent committee developing a strategic review for Clare GAA has called for Croke Park intervention into the “broken” governance structures of the organisation.
Minister Ryan urged to give Shannon Airport attention it deserves by appointing ‘top-class’ Shannon Group Chair
*Photograph: Joe Buckley Local politicians in Clare have disputed the views of their national counterparts when it comes to filling a high-profile vacancy at Shannon Group.
Clare’s incidence rate of COVID-19 continues to decline & less than five new cases reported
*Photograph: John Mangan Co Clare has recorded a further reduction in its amount of new COVID-19 cases and 14 day incidence rate.
Use the cúpla focal during Seachtain na Gaeilge
Conversations as Gaeilge are encouraged for the remainder of the biggest festival in the Irish language.
Emergency works needed for Cappa Pier
Emergency works are required at Cappa Pier to prevent additional extensive and costly damage, a Kilrush elected representative has said.
Destruction of historic Braids chimney could have been avoided if Conservation Officer was in place
Leaving the post of conservation officer vacant contributed to demolition of a historic building in Ennis town.
‘Public representation was a privilege’ – MTQ reflects on political life in new book
*Madeline Taylor-Quinn being honoured for her contribution to Clare County Council by former Mayor, Tony Mulcahy. Photograph: Sean McInerney. Clare’s first female TD features in a new publication chronicling the contribution of women to politics Cumann na nGaedhael and Fine Gael.
Clare’s incidence rate of COVID-19 continues to decline
*Photograph: John Mangan Less than five new cases of COVID-19 have been reported in Clare while the county’s 14 day incidence rate is at its lowest levels of the year to date.
