THE iconic Kelly’s Corner in Ennis is blossoming again thanks to the arrival of Flowers By Luis. For decades, the retail unit in Lifford was home to Kelly’s Newsagents. Following a brief period of vacancy, master florist Luis da Silva has planted the seeds of renewal on Friday, November 15, hoping to unearth a loyal …
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All roads lead to glór this weekend as international touring dance show production “Danceperados of Ireland” makes its return to Ennis for the first time in five years.
ENNIS Orthodontic Practice is preparing to celebrate 20 years in business. In 2004, Dr Jeeves Kochhar established the first full-time orthodontic clinic in County Clare, a leap of faith that has been fully embraced by the public as Ennis Orthodontic celebrates two decades in operation this Christmas. Founded on a patient-centred ethos of transparency and …
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THE Broadford to Oatfield Windfarm Action Group has challenged the developers behind the Knockshanvo and Oatfield windfarms to engage meaningfully with the communities of East Clare.
6th year students Bríd Jean Walshe, Lauren Fox, Líadán Ní Ghlaisne and Mary Guy present their experiment results to Senior Vice President and Site Lead at Regeneron’s Raheen facility, Mr. Niall O’ Leary and Coláiste Muire School Principal, Ms. Jean Pound. COLÁISTE Muire proudly announced the official launch of its newly refurbished science laboratories, a …
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WIND Energy Ireland has disputed claims made by the Broadford to Oatfield Windfarm Action group.
*Tommy Hilfiger visiting the home of Eddie Lenihan. FASHION designer Tommy Hilfiger was inspired to visit the home of Eddie Lenihan due to the Clare author’s most prominent publication.
*Deputy Violet-Anne Wynne with creche owner Siobhán Mulderrig and one of the children attending the creche A SHANNON creche owner is “very frustrated” at a situation which has left a two-year old without a suitable chair to eat their lunch.
A new report carried out by the Western Development Commission (WDC), shows that more people living in the Ennis catchment are working outside the town than in the town itself.
“IT’S AN honour and privilege when someone walks through my door, and you try and do the best you can for them. That’s my general philosophy.” These are the wise words of Pat Smyth, owner of Pat Smyth Ladies & Gents Fashions in Gort. Having worked behind the counter in men’s fashion for half a …
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