‘Everywhere we have gone we’ve seen our gifts’ – Avokado & Co a hit with Irish at home and abroad
Avokado & Co. has been creating gifts that bring people closer since 2014.
Charles & JB give an ode to Aughavinna in new album
Charles Monod (fiddle) and Jean-Baptiste “JB” Samzun (concertina) have released a traditional Irish music duet album called Aughavinna. Both men have strong ties to traditional music in Clare.
Quin students step up for Co Development Plan proposal
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.
Ennis 2040 Plan must prioritise green spaces
Any person who spends much of their time in Ennis, like me will be aware there are no green spaces in the town centre. It lets our wonderful streets down, unequivocally.
‘Communities in Clare support each other’ – Mayor Howard to write letters to public in bid to curb loneliness
In a bid to combat loneliness across the county, the Mayor of Clare is to write personal letters during this challenge time.
PostASelfie steps up for most vulnerable
A West Clare company has been praised for its generosity during COVID-19 restrictions.
‘It was a Sinn Féin seat’ – McGettigan says Wynne should have returned Clare seat to the party
*Cllr Donna McGettigan (SF). Photograph: John Mangan OUTGOING TD, Violet-Anne Wynne (IND) should have returned her seat to Sinn Féin according to Cllr Donna McGettigan (SF).
Dyslexic-friendly book written about The Burren
Shane Casey has released a new dyslexic-friendly book about the Burren called ‘The Calf and the Cuckoo.’ All proceeds generated will go towards the local educational charity of Burrenbeo Trust.
Specsavers proud of reliable service to community
Specsavers Ennis, experts in eye and hearing care, has been offering unparalleled service throughout the pandemic and are proud to be a reliable and constant service to the people in their community.
ANALYSIS: Ways for Clare hurlers to improve in 2021
Clare’s hurlers hopes of returning to Croke Park for the first time since 2018 have to wait another year following Saturday’s defeat to Waterford.