Polio survivors urged to sign up for register
Polio Survivors Ireland is urging polio survivors throughout the South West of the country to sign up to the Polio Register, to help find out how many are still here and to create strength in numbers.
Polio Survivors Ireland is urging polio survivors throughout the South West of the country to sign up to the Polio Register, to help find out how many are still here and to create strength in numbers.
Clare has recorded no new cases of COVID-19 in a period of 24 hours for the first time since September.
Whilst glór’s doors may be closed, the venue has been working behind the scenes to redevelop its winter programme in a digital format, presenting lots of festive online shows for families and schools to enjoy.
Kilmaley men Dáire Keane and Sean Ryan are running a marathon on December 6th in aid of Sláinte an Chláir. The pair, who both hurl for Kilmaley’s Senior team, had always wanted to do a marathon together and were originally aiming for the Dublin City Marathon.
Clare’s ladies football manager is hopeful his charges will learn from their humbling semi-final defeat to Meath.
Shannon Spring Hotel, now five years in operation, has managed to successfully navigate the Covid-19 crisis through a number of innovative business ideas such as an extensive takeaway menu, a beer van as well as afternoon tea at home.
Clare’s Joe Melody has been named as the 2020 National Rural Network Biodiversity Farmer of the Year at this year’s FBD Young Farmer of the Year Awards.
CLARE’S YOUTHS soccer side face a must-win encounter with Galway this weekend.
Avokado & Co. has been creating gifts that bring people closer since 2014.
Sixth class students at Quin National School (NS) have come together to create a proposal for the development of Quin village as part of the Clare County Development Plan 2022-2028.