‘Quick thinking’ Fiddle & Bow Yard proves to be an instant hit
An Ennis enterprise born in the second COVID-19 lockdown has proven to be an instant hit with the people of Clare.
Fitzgerald’s contract queried by Clare clubs
Clare clubs have queried the duration of the contract for county secretary Pat Fitzgerald.
One third of Clare premises without access to high-speed broadband
22,342 premises in Co Clare are without access to high-speed broadband.
Time running out to enter Upcycling Christmas Challenge
Only a few days remain to enter the Upcycling Christmas Challenge organised by Clare County Council.
Lenihan elected Chairperson of Clare LGFA
Seán Lenihan has been elected as the new Chairperson of the Clare Ladies Gaelic Football Association (LGFA).
Murrihy & management step down from Clare intermediate set-up
James Murrihy and all members of the Clare intermediate ladies football management have stepped down from their roles.
Mighty Clare minors march onto Munster Final
Clare will play Kerry in the Electric Ireland Munster minor football final on Tuesday next at 7p.m. following their comfortable victory over Limerick.
Myatts keep spark alive with Candles With Character
IN A YEAR which has witnessed major disruptions to events such as weddings, christenings and funerals, a family-run candle company has defied the odds by prospering.
Uniformed community approach key to sustaining tourism – Power
Shannon Estuary Glamping was established by Frank Power in the interest of tourism development in the Shannon Estuary.
Connolly students get to grips with climate change
Connolly N.S. recently unveiled their Climate Change artwork funded by the Clare Arts Office in association with their Artist in Schools Programme.
