*Pictured: Louise Cusack lets her feelings be known at the climate action strike in Ennis last week A THOUSAND Clare secondary school students made their voices heard last Friday as they took to the streets of Ennis and Ennistymon in a demonstration aimed to tackle climate change. Chants of “What do we want, climate action” …
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Women of County Clare Quiz. The Clare Echos celebrating Clare women. What score can you get?
AS A business owner you’ll already know that your biggest investment of all is in the people who work for you. It is their experience, skills and energy that drives your business forward and every successful business puts its people first. Part of putting your people first is providing them with the opportunity to plan …
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Celebrating International Womens Day we ask some of Clare’s top women in business some questions Dorothy McCarthy Lewis Tell us about your business? It’s called Glamorize. Customers come into us from all parts of the country with their outfits and just say ‘Accessorize Me’, other than the dress & shoes , we have everything else. …
Continuing our celebration of International Womens Day we ask some more of Clare’s top women in business some questions. Gillian Ennis Carrygerry Country House Tell us about your business: We are a country house owned by myself and my husband Niall. With 11 bedrooms all en-suite and individually decorated in keeping with the charm and …
Continuing to celebrate International Womens Day in our final part we talk to the Slimming World leaders. Caroline Caroline joined her Slimming World group in October 2016 and has dropped 3 stone in weight since. Now she has trained as a consultant for Slimming World. She says when I first joined Slimming World as a …
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*Conor Cleary attempts to block Cian Lynch. Photograph: Martin Connolly It’s never easy against the All-Ireland champions, as such Conor Cleary and his Clare comrades were well aware of the challenge Limerick would pose in Cusack Park on Sunday.
*Photograph: Arthur Ellis A suggested armed response unit in Co Clare has been shot down by the Assistant Commissioner of An Garda Síochána.
Limerick senior hurling manager, John Kiely felt they experienced more extreme measures from the referee over indiscipline than their Clare counterparts on Sunday.
