Parents must continue to vaccinate children during COVID-19 says Clare doctor
A Clare doctor has appealed to parents of toddlers not to neglect regular vaccines during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Illegal encampments must be dealt with in ‘legal & safe’ manner – Council
Clare County Council will “not be found wanting” when it comes to dealing with illegal encampments, the Chief Executive of the local authority has stated.
‘Shameful & disgraceful’ – Clare Fianna Fáil Chair says members must have say on Government formation
*Michael Enright (left) with Fianna Fáil party leader Micheál Martin. Chairman of Fianna Fáil’s Clare Comhairle Dáil Cheantair, Michael Enright has labelled it “shameful and disgraceful” that party members of the country may be deprived of a say on a historic coalition with Fine Gael.
‘Fear of uncertainty to continue’ for Clare businesses
*O’Connell Square 70% of businesses not currently trading in Clare have laid off staff, according to a COVID-19 survey published today (Tuesday).
‘No divots, no pitchmarks, nothing’ – Woodstock golf course in pristine condition ahead of reopening
WOODSTOCK Golf Club has never looked better as it prepares to welcome members back to its immaculate fairways.
VIDEO: COVID-19 response to nursing homes was too slow – Carey
Deputy Joe Carey (FG) has admitted the response of the Government and HSE in dealing with COVID-19 nursing homes was too slow and maintained the framework for Government compiled by Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil offers the change the Irish electorate voted for.
New role for Dalo
Clare’s two-time All-Ireland winning captain, Anthony Daly has been appointed to the Clare COVID-19 Community Response Forum.
Knifepoint robbery at Clarecastle pharmacy
Staff at a Clarecastle pharmacy were robbed at knifepoint on Wednesday.
VOTE: Clare’s Greatest Senior Football Forwards 1990-2020
We’ve reached the attack in the quest to select Clare’s greatest senior football team of the past three decades.
Meals on Wheels nourishing the most vulnerable as it records 300% increase in service demand
*Mairead Casey after dropping food to Mrs Casey on the Ballycar Rd. Photograph: John Mangan A Newmarket-on-Fergus based community group is ensuring the county’s most vulnerable residents are kept fed during the current COVID-19 pandemic and has seen its demand increase by over 300% at this time.
