KILLALOE-Ballina Tennis Club have been granted planning permission for several refurbishments to their clubhouse The club, which is situated on the Clare side of the River Shannon, first applied for the development on the 7th of April this year. Established in 1984, the club is affiliated with the Munster Tennis branch of Tennis Ireland and …
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IF you’ve spent any time in the twin towns of Ballina and Killaloe, you’ll know that McKeoghs is a name woven into the fabric of the place.
*Photograph: Robert Fairfield / Buffalo Studios Ireland PLANS TO pipe water from Clare and Tipperary to Dublin provided plenty of inspiration for floats in the Killaloe/Ballina St Patrick’s Day parade.
*Gemma Hayes. Photograph: Charlotte (@underthefeather) RESONANCE Festival has revealed its 2026 programme, announcing a line-up that brings together leading voices from economics, culture, sport, media and music for three days of talks, performances and shared experiences on the shores of Lough Derg. Now entering its fourth year, the not-for-profit, volunteer-led micro-festival will run on Wednesday …
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Claire Benson, Stephen Keogh and Kate McInerney. Photograph: Eamon Ward. QUIN’s Kate McInerney has been announced as a new partner with MHP Sellors Solicitors.
*Photograph: Páraic McMahon. PERMANENT pedestrianisation of the Old Killaloe Ballina Bridge is to come into effect this Friday evening.
€1M has been allocated for the delivery of public realm and enhancement projects in Killaloe and Ballina but the wheels are not moving in Crusheen with no money set aside for the reopening of the rail stop in the village.
David Speed putting the finishing touches to the mural inspired by Resonance Festival. Photograph by Darren Ryan. A new mural inspired by the Resonance Lough Derg Festival has been unveiled for the bordering towns of Killaloe and Ballina.
*Eddie O’Gorman and Richard Coonan at the protest. Photograph: Michael Quigley “LET US have a say in our town” read the sign from protest organiser Eddie O’Gorman as hundreds gathered in Killaloe on Friday evening to demonstrate their opposition to closure of the old bridge to traffic linking the East Clare town with Ballina.
*Killaloe Bridge. A ONE-WAY system as opposed to full-pedestrianisation is required for Killaloe Bridge according to an elected representative for the East Clare town.