Púca unveiling urges public to ‘make up their own mind’ on controversial artwork
*Artist Aidan Harte standing behind the Púca in Carron. Photograph: Arthur Ellis AFTER MUCH CONTROVERSY, the Púca has finally been unveiled in its new home of Co Clare.
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Púca to land in Carron this weekend after roller-coaster ride
AFTER MUCH CONTROVERSY, An Púca will be officially unveiled in North Clare this weekend.
‘We’ve every right to feel aggrieved’ – anger with health services flagged at Ennis protest
*Noeleen Moran. Photograph: Martin Molloy ACTIVISTS WILL continue to “shout loudly” until the message for improved health services in the Mid-West is absorbed.
‘We’ve every right to feel aggrieved’ – anger with health services flagged at Ennis protest
People living in the Mid-West have “every right to feel aggrieved” with the standard of health services in the region, a protest held in Ennis has heard.
Protest seeks reopening of Ennis Hospital’s emergency department
RENEWED CALLS to reopen the emergency department and a restoration of Ennis Hospital’s model three status are to be made at a protest this Saturday.
Home of the GAA’s founder selected as new location for Púca
THE CONTROVERSIAL Púca statue is to be located in the home of the founder of the GAA.
Lahinch Leisure Centre ready to make a splash following €6m investment
FOLLOWING A €6M refurbishment, Lahinch Leisure Centre has reopened to the public.
Ballyvaughan reunion of Ukraine’s Violetta & best friend Tasha has lit a flame of hope
In the last week, the reunion between Violetta Danyiluk and her dog Tasha in Ballyvaughan has lit a flame of hope amongst Ukrainian tragedy.
Scene is set for ninth Cliffs of Moher Cycle Challenge
ENNISTYMON based, Riverside Cycling Club will host the ninth Cliffs of Moher Cycle Challenge this Saturday.
Clarecastle scheme to end discharge of raw sewage into River Fergus & Shannon Estuary
DISCHARGE of raw sewage into the River Fergus and Shannon Estuary is to end when the construction of the Clarecastle Sewerage Scheme is completed.