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Save money by switching mortgages – expert advice from Cashin Clancy Solicitors

Sheila Lynch, Pamela Clancy and Angela Woulfe of Cashin Clancy solicitors. Photo credit Natasha Barton / The Clare Echo Did you know you could make significant financial savings if you switched mortgage to a lower interest rate or reduced your mortgage term? Cashin Clancy Solicitors advises Clare Echo readers on what you need to consider. …

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Clare among nation’s best for recycling as Clean Ireland Recycling leads charge

By Stuart Holly

CLEAN Ireland Recycling is urging Clare householders to double down on their recycling efforts, advising that there are potential environmental and cost benefits for the billpayer.

A true family business – Shanahan Paints

By Stuart Holly

The team: Fiona Kennedy, Roger Fox, Leonard Shanahan, Paul Slattery, Wayne Considine and Martha Gumula outisde Shanahan Paints premises in Ennis. Missing from photo: Fergus Shanahan (Director) Photo by Natasha Barton Shanahan Paints has been supplying painting and decorating products and services to Retail, Trade and Wholesale customers in County Clare since 1972.

Snack Shack celebrate 25 years in business

By Stuart Holly

CELEBRATING 25 years in business, The Snack Shack’s quarter century milestone will be widely celebrated – not just by the tight-knit Reidy family but also the thousands of customers who have crossed the famous yellow door at Abbey Street Car Park. The Snack Shack has become an institution among those who work and study in …

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Wonder Photo sets standard with updated printing technology

By The Clare Echo

WONDER Photo Shop in Ennis has reinforced its position as a market leader in the photo industry having invested heavily in its printing technology. Locally owned by Niall Considine, the Fujifilm lab on High Street will celebrate 15 years in business this October and is among Fujifilm’s most progressive outlets. The popular store became one …

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‘Favourtism goes out the window when the whistle blows’ – Cody reflects on Clare win

By Seamus Hayes

*Kilkenny manager Brian Cody on the sideline in Croke Park. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill Kilkenny manager Brian Cody didn’t surprise anybody when he said shortly after Saturday‘s All-Ireland senior hurling semi-final that he had “absolute admiration for the way the players performed”.

Ennis granny’s birthday party for one-year-old grandson ‘had got out of control’ during Level 5 lockdown

By Gordon Deegan

A birthday party organised by an Ennis granny for her one year grand-son “had got out of control” by the time Gardai called to the family home close to midnight, a court has heard. At Ennis District Court, Insp David Finnerty told Judge Alec Gabbett that around 40 people were in attendance at Kathleen McDonagh’s …

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Clare & Limerick Munster final to be a sell-out

By Páraic McMahon

*Photograph: Gerard O’Neill A PACKED TO CAPACITY SEMPLE STADIUM is set to host this year’s Munster senior hurling final.

€22k awarded as Mid-West schools shine in BD STEM STARS Award

By The Clare Echo

The future of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) in the Mid-West shone in the brightest regional spotlight as the final of the 2022 BD STEM STARS Award took place at the company’s Research Centre Ireland (RCI) in Limerick. Students from five shortlisted schools put a brilliant best-foot forward with projects focused on tackling unmet …

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