Corofin reaching for the skies with novel fundraiser
Adult members of Corofin GAA plan to scale new heights on Saturday as they make 50 ascents of Mullaghmore equalling the height of Mount Everest.
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Club action to resume first as GAA confirms return to play
Club games in gaelic football, hurling, camogie and ladies football can resume from Friday July 31st.
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No new COVID-19 cases in Clare
Co Clare has recorded no new cases of COVID-19 for the second day in a row while nationally 7 deaths and 28 additional cases have been confirmed.
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*Quin. Photograph: John Mangan Countywide travel will be permitted from Monday as the Cabinet have announced that the condensing of…
WATCH: Ennis in 1949 is a different world
IT’S hard to believe Ennis has changed so much in just 70 years.
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New Newmarket-on-Fergus GP to be based out of Carrigoran Wellness Centre
Newmarket-on-Fergus will have a GP from Monday June 22nd.
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‘Have a good life’ – Hannibal composer’s message to Shannon students
WORLD famous film score, choral and orchestral composer Patrick Cassidy spent over 10 years in Shannon before going on to international acclaim.
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Harris hints at greater use of Ennis General Hospital
COVID-19 may pave the way for increased use of Ennis General Hospital, the Minister for Health has hinted.
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‘You are not alone’ – new campaign launched to support domestic abuse victims
A “marked increase” in the amount of emergency phone-calls from victims of domestic abuse have been recorded by Gardaí in Clare during COVID-19 restrictions.
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New COVID-19 cases per day at ‘unprecedentedly low levels’ with no increase in Clare
Ireland is seeing “a slow decline in cases (of COVID-19) in all settings” with 38 additional diagnoses made and 5 more deaths reported across the country with no increases recorded in Co Clare.
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