*Main image of Jason Titley in Quin this week. Photo by John Mangan April 8, 1995, Aintree. Some 150,000 roared from the stands as Clareman Jason Titley steered Royal Athlete to Grand National glory. Millions more tuned in from their homes, many hanging on the words of iconic BBC commentator Peter O’Sullevan. “Is this going …
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ADAPTING to life after Covid-19 will be like launching a new business, according to Clare hotelier John Burke.
*Cllr Roisin Garvey (GP) talks to The Clare Echo Editor, Stuart Holly. Photograph: Joe Buckley Warm embraces were shared between Cllr Róisín Garvey (GP) and various members of her campaign team after she was finally eliminated at a quarter past one on Monday in sixth place.
*John Conlon and Mike Casey in battle. Photograph: Martin Connolly Stuart Holly, Editor of The Clare Echo says Clare’s hurling followers baying for blood should get a grip.
The Clare Echo is delighted to announce that 2013 All-Ireland medal winner Darach Honan will provide hurling analysis for the upcoming Championship season, as we increase our GAA coverage for 2019.
RED Cliff Lodge in Spanish Point is set to copper-fasten its reputation as one of Clare’s foremost eateries having come under the guidance of Christopher and Eimear King.
THE Clare Echo’s weekly podcast has arrived. The Friday Echo episode 1 is where you get to meet the team. Hosts Erin Hornibrook and Lewis McCahill interview Clare Echo editor Stuart Holly. Christmas traditions and pet peeves are discussed. Click play to listen.
By Stuart Holly, Clare Echo editor LAST month, Shannon Airport announced that it is to build on its record level of investment with the launch of a major new marketing campaign. They said that following “extensive market research, involving more than 8,000 customers” the ‘Shannon Airport – making it easy’ campaign was launched. So, it …
By Stuart Holly FITTING a year into a 450-word article is one of the easier tasks I’ve asked myself to carry out in the last year. Challenging none-the-less (here I am wasting words already), as anyone who starts a business will tell you there’s at least a chapter in it. Some time in the spring …
By Stuart Holly WHAT Pat McDonagh is proposing is tasty and tempting. At least 150 jobs and a new convenient area to feed and fuel up before a long journey – where do I sign up? It will surely be welcomed, particularly by tour bus operators and those travelling from Dublin to West and North …
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