Addiction to devices – Michael O’Doherty

We’ve all seen kids hypnotically staring at glowing screens in restaurants, in playgrounds and in friends’ house. Like a virtual…
We’ve all seen kids hypnotically staring at glowing screens in restaurants, in playgrounds and in friends’ house. Like a virtual…
LIMERICK hurling legend Ciarán Carey works as a psychotherapist specialising in addiction at Cúlra Counselling. Following a distinguished hurling career…
AN Irish company based in Liscannor, County Clare, is turning businesses greener internationally. Fifty Shades Greener is a Green Consultancy…
Tributes from all over the world have been paid to Brendan Grace who died on Wednesday night.
Wild Atlantic Hemp is a CBD company based in County Clare and run by husband-and-wife team, Daniel Lyons, and Laura Jayne Foley.
The Clare Echo has teamed up with Ennis native & podcast host Fergal O’Keeffe to bring you his new series,…
An annual Christmas Day swim at Lahinch in aid of Samaritans Ennis is to be replaced by a series of
After the joy of last week's triumph over Wexford, the Clare hurlers and their supporters suffered the disappointment of a
Clare Echo farming columnist Joe Melody reflects on 2020 from an agricultural perspective and points to a rallying in the dairy sector to make a decent year.
A Clare councillor has warned that “a major accident” is on the cards if a slip road joining the dual-carriageway
We can do well by doing good. I believe that this statement is something generations of Clare farmers are a
Optics do not reveal the whole story when it comes to ‘the cheque from Brussels’ received by farmers according to
As the new year gets underway we all hoped that Covid-19 would have been well supressed and we could begin the long road to rebuilding our lives but sadly that is not the case.
52 new cases of COVID-19 have been reported in Co Clare among the 3,498 nationally while a further 50 people
Clare councillors are leading the call for frontline workers during the current pandemic to receive “tangible recognition”.
Clare has recorded 124 new cases of COVID-19 on a day when 28 additional deaths from the virus have been
We can do well by doing good. I believe that this statement is something generations of Clare farmers are a testament to.
Clare Echo farming columnist Joe Melody reflects on 2020 from an agricultural perspective and points to a rallying in the
A Clare councillor has warned that “a major accident” is on the cards if a slip road joining the dual-carriageway
Optics do not reveal the whole story when it comes to ‘the cheque from Brussels’ received by farmers according to
With all the rushing and racing of the Christmas Day and week upon us and most people in full throttle at the moment with Christmas week happening now, it is easy to get lost in all of the festivities, shopping, parties, cooking, eating, drinking and gift giving.
This week is Cyber Security Week. As part of our Click For Clare initiative, in association with Local Enterprise Office…
WELCOME to The Daily Click, where we put the spotlight on businesses in County Clare with an online shop. The…
CLARE Echo Thought for the Week columnist Ronan Scully says we need to give ourselves a break.
Rebecca O’Neill shares her top five hair products in this week’s Clare Echo column.
Ennis’ Irene Hehir has stepped down from her role as U17 manager of Treaty Utd.
Shannon Lions Club have distributed the goods raised from their Christmas Food Appeal.
Weekend wins at Limerick Greyhound Stadium were recorded for dogs owned by Ennis’ Marion Moroney and John Meehan of Newmarket-on-Fergus.
Optics do not reveal the whole story when it comes to ‘the cheque from Brussels’ received by farmers according to Clare Echo farming columnist Joe Melody.
Shannon Lions Club have distributed the goods raised from their Christmas Food Appeal.
Weekend wins at Limerick Greyhound Stadium were recorded for dogs owned by Ennis’ Marion Moroney and John Meehan of Newmarket-on-Fergus.
Motorists and homeowners in Newmarket-on-Fergus are “incensed” over the lack of progress made at a road junction which one councillor
As a large amount of the population in Ireland would know, supporting local businesses is crucial during this unexpected global pandemic.
Ennis’ Irene Hehir has stepped down from her role as U17 manager of Treaty Utd.
Shannon Lions Club have distributed the goods raised from their Christmas Food Appeal.
Weekend wins at Limerick Greyhound Stadium were recorded for dogs owned by Ennis’ Marion Moroney and John Meehan of Newmarket-on-Fergus.
Diversity! It’s a word that has a ring to it, it sounds rather noble but in the age of diversity training in large companies we seem to be moving away from diversity in farming.
An apology has been issued from the Bishop of Killaloe, Fintan Monahan following the Commission of the Mother and Baby
Conditions in the County Clare Nursery have been described as “even worse than Tuam” with “appalling” rates of infant mortality.
Clare Echo farming columnist Joe Melody reflects on 2020 from an agricultural perspective and points to a rallying in the