*The Clare Echo offices on Abbey St. Photograph: John Mangan

The Clare Echoโ€™s return to shops and homes of the county has been broadly welcomed and met with excitement from individuals of all ages.

Discussion of the paperโ€™s return proved to be the final contribution to Tuesdayโ€™s special meeting of the West Clare Municipal District.

While highlighting the importance of promoting Co Clare over the coming months, Cllr Gabriel Keating (FG) took a moment to praise the return of The Clare Echo and noted that it had given people a lift during the week to hear it would be available in print format once again. The newspaper had not been in circulation since mid-March.

Cllr Gabriel Keating. Photograph: John Mangan

He observed how The Clare Echo was the only media outlet present at the meeting and described its role in reporting on such gatherings as a vital public service.

โ€œIt is good to see The Clare Echo is back with a bang. Its promotion will be very important. I see Pรกraic is busy typing down there, I hope he will be talking about West Clare this week,โ€ Cllr Keating quipped.

The Clare Echo will be available in shops and stores across the county early on Thursday morning.

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