Clare now a hotspot for single use plastic
County Clare has become a single use plastic hotspot, according to one study conducted by the Cease Using Single-Use Plastics group.
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Clare to face Tipperary & Dublin in All-Ireland camogie campaign
Clare’s opponents in the 2020 All-Ireland senior and junior championships have been unveiled.
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‘Our unsung heroes’ – Clare woman pays poignant tribute to nurses in dying weeks
“They don’t get half enough credit or respect for the fantastic work they do”.
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Keeping you dry this World Continence Week – advice from Aideen Coates Farrell
World continence week is an annual health campaign run by the international continence society and this is the week for…
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Some Clare Traveller families ‘living in deplorable conditions’ during COVID-19 – ITM
Clare Traveller families have struggled to access additional supports during COVID-19 while an increase in deaths by suicides has been…
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‘Pray to God that this will end’ advises Bishop of Killaloe
THE Bishop of Killaloe has advised parishioners to pray to God that the current pandemic will end and has acknowledged it has “undoubtedly shaken the faith of some”.
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No increase as Clare COVID-19 cases stays at 314 with 10 more deaths recorded in Ireland
*Photograph: John Mangan A further 10 deaths and 64 cases of COVID-19 have been recorded in the Republic of Ireland…
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‘Poetry in motion’: the story of Jason Titley’s Grand National win 25 years on
*Main image of Jason Titley in Quin this week. Photo by John Mangan April 8, 1995, Aintree. Some 150,000 roared…
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426 additional COVID-19 cases but none in Clare
10 more deaths and 426 new cases of COVID-19 have been recorded in the Republic of Ireland with no new reported cases in Co Clare.
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No increase in Clare COVID-19 cases for 24 hours
*Testing samples being taken at Cusack Park. Photograph: John Mangan There has been no increase of confirmed COVID-19 cases in…
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