Lohan yet to decide on Clare future
*Brian Lohan. Photograph: Joe Buckley Brian Lohan has yet to decide on whether he is keen to continue as Clare senior hurling manager.
OLED & PPG to bring more jobs than expected to Shannon
An increased amount of jobs than originally forecast are to be created in Shannon as part of the development of a new manufacturing site.
Relief for Springfield residents as flood protection scheme almost set to begin
Springfield’s long awaited flood relief scheme is expected to commence construction in early August.
Civic reception suggested to honour David Tubridy’s contribution to Clare football
*David Tubridy. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill West Clare councillors have expressed their desire to hold a civic reception in honour of Clare footballer, David Tubridy.
Minister in Clare to open Digital Hubs in Cross & Ennis
Cross’ Digital Hub and the Ennis Digital Hub are to be officially opened today (Thursday) by the Minister for Rural and Community Development, Heather Humphreys (FG).
Contracts signed for design of Limerick to Scariff Greenway
*The Errina Canal. Contracts have been signed for the design of the Limerick to Scariff Greenway.
Crawford resigns seat on Clare County Council
Local politics in Clare has been rocked by the shock resignation of one county councillor.
Modular Automation seek students to join engineering team in partnership with IT Sligo
Shannon based Modular Automation have partnered with IT Sligo on their Mechatronics Work-Based Engineering Degree.
Killaloe Sailing Club begin work on new clubhouse facilities
*Pictured at the sod turning for Killaloe Sailing Club were Cllr Tony O’Brien, Sue Concannon and Jim Ryan, Killaloe Sailing Club Development Committee; Cllr. Dr. Phyll Bugler; Caroline Rice, Killaloe Sailing Club PRO; John Callanan, Killaloe Sailing Club Commodore. Work has begun on new clubhouse facilities at Killaloe Sailing Club.
Cancellation of hospital activity at UHL ‘outrageous’ – McNamara
A Clare TD has called the decision by UL Hospitals Group to cancel outpatient and elective procedures at University Hospital Limerick (UHL) as “outrageous”.