Stuart Holly, Author at Clare Echo

Cellnet help customers tackle cost of living crisis with community broadband

COUNTY Clare-based broadband and Wifi providers are offering customers in Ennis a cost-effective broadband solution. In a bid to help communities in Ennis soften the blow of the cost of living crisis, Cellnet are offering the broadband plan from just €29.99 per month on a rolling monthly contract. Based in Ballybeg Business Park, Ennis, Cellnet …

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Memoir of Corofin activist Hayes set for publication

By Stuart Holly

The memoir of well-known activist and Corofin native, Dermot Hayes, is set for publication shortly after a huge response to an online funding campaign organised by his friends. ‘The Road That Rises – Memoir of Boy from Kells’ will lift the lid on a life of campaigning and community action that has challenged establishment thinking over …

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Lufthansa Technik expansion underlines Shannon revival

By Stuart Holly

THE opening of a new aircraft maintenance facility, which will lead to the immediate creation of a further 25 jobs by Lufthansa Technik Turbine Shannon (LTTS), is one in a series of positive developments that underline Shannon’s revival as a driver of economic growth in the Mid-West region. That’s according to Clare Fine Gael TD …

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Ennis RFC issues appeal for club memorabilia as it celebrates centenary

By Stuart Holly

2023 is a momentous year for Ennis RFC with the club celebrating its 100th anniversary. Thanks to the foresight of its founding members and the diligent work of many stalwarts since, the club has developed from humble beginnings into the excellent, progressive and all inclusive club that we all know and cherish today. As part …

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Caroline trades in New York to offer yoga retreats in Clare

By Stuart Holly

A UNIQUE yoga and food experience has been introduced to County Clare thanks to a pair of female entrepreneurs who have established Retreat Yourself. Yoga instructor Caroline Rouine-O’Connor has relocated to Kildysart from New York City where she ran a successful studio. Back in her native county, she has teamed up with chef Tanya Ranlow …

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Government must retain reduced tourism VAT rate – Crowe

By Stuart Holly

Fianna Fáil Spokesperson on Tourism Cathal Crowe is calling on government to bring certainty to the tourism sector by retaining the lower VAT rate that the industry is subject to. Following Budget 2023, it was announced that the reduced rate of 9% would be extended until the end of February, at which stage it would …

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Holiday Show in association with Shannon Airport returns this weekend

By Stuart Holly

The Holiday Show in association with Shannon Airport opens on Saturday and Sunday, 14th and 15th January 2023 in a new venue, the Radisson Blu, Ennis Road, Limerick. Discover the world at your finger tips as The Holiday Show conveniently assembles exhibitors from across the globe, all under one roof. Take the opportunity to secure show-only holiday deals, receive stellar advice from …

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Clare record label making waves in music world

By Stuart Holly

AS ANTHONY Daly famously alluded to on the steps of the Hogan Stand at Croke Park in 1995, we love our traditional music in County Clare. However, one Kilfenora-based record label and management company is bucking the trend, putting Clare in the mix when it comes to an eclectic range of musical endeavours. Welcome To …

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Kilrush multi-games use area ‘next piece of puzzle’ for sports facilities in Clare

By Stuart Holly

THE development of John O’Sullivan Park, Lee’s Road is – arguably – the greatest community success story in County Clare over the last two decades. Thousands of people and various community groups and clubs use state-of-the art facility every week as a social outlet, from casual joggers traversing the woodland trails and the Saturday Park …

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Carey seeks expanded role for Ennis in solving hospital crisis

By Stuart Holly

A NEW strategy allowing ambulances responding to 112/999 calls to bring non-urgent cases to Ennis General Hospital has been welcomed as a positive development by Clare Fine Gael TD Joe Carey. Since 2009, University Hospital Limerick, which is designated as a model 4 hospital, has provided the only 24-hour emergency department service for a population …

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Stuart Holly

Cellnet help customers tackle cost of living crisis with community broadband

Memoir of Corofin activist Hayes set for publication

Lufthansa Technik expansion underlines Shannon revival

Ennis RFC issues appeal for club memorabilia as it celebrates centenary

Caroline trades in New York to offer yoga retreats in Clare

Government must retain reduced tourism VAT rate – Crowe

Holiday Show in association with Shannon Airport returns this weekend

Clare record label making waves in music world

Kilrush multi-games use area ‘next piece of puzzle’ for sports facilities in Clare

Carey seeks expanded role for Ennis in solving hospital crisis

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