Perfect storm for vibrancy and development in Tulla
*Photograph: John Mangan A PERFECT storm of developments in Tulla will lead to young families moving to the East Clare parish, it has been claimed.
Art trail established in Ennis to depict suffering during COVID-19
*Sue O’Brien, Church of Ireland and Director of Ecumenism, Killaloe Diocese, and Mary Curley launch The Way of the Heart outside Carmody Shoes at Bank Place in Ennis. A UNIQUE art trail has been established throughout Ennis which depicts the suffering endured by people during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Clare Echo’s Lockdown Heroes brought light in our darkest hour
“THE power of community to create health is far greater than any physician, clinic or hospital.”
Homeowners getting creative in the garden, say Prestige
*Jacko White & Aaron Fitzgerald. A NEW landscaping company has been established by two popular Ennis natives in response to the surge in demand for garden projects over the last year.
Winners of Tech Disrupt 4.0 pilot project announced
Six companies will receive up to €25,000 funding vouchers to help them develop next generation solutions, based on Industry 4.0 and Smart Technology principles, The Local Enterprise Offices (LEOs) of Clare and Limerick have announced.
New national leadership training initiative in hospitality and tourism
A new leadership programme that will provide highly-subsidised targeted training for the hospitality and tourism industry in the Mid-West region has been welcomed by the Minister of Statewith responsibility for Skills and Further Education, Niall Collins TD. Developing Leaders for Hospitality and Tourism, funded through the Government’s Skills to Advance initiative, is the first of …
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Ennis physiotherapist predicts surge in demand for post-pandemic related care
PHYSIOTHERAPISTS will experience an influx of demand for post-pandemic related care, it has been predicted.
Creativity at the core of Ennis language school’s new website
A language school in Ennis has launched a brand new website to promote their virtual learning platform as crucial advances in online learning continue to boost children’s education.
Time runs out for regular attendee of Lisdoonvarna Matchmakng Festival
A 97 year old bachelor farmer who attended the Lisdoonvarna Matchmaking Festival for 72 years has passed away without finding his soul mate.
Clare businesses report gains in online revenue
LOCAL SMEs are capitalising on Ireland’s €16bn annual online spend, according to research by IE Domain Registry, with consumers admitting to finding Irish SMEs more reliable than international retailers.
