Multiple Clare landmarks targeted through ‘imposter online pages’
*Photograph: Kevin L Smith Multiple locations in North Clare have been targeted by an ‘imposter’ who has created fake accounts online of various landmarks.
Cliffs Of Moher
Staycation boom predicted for Clare this summer
A ‘staycation boom’ is predicted for Co Clare this summer.
Over €10m spent by Council on consultants in two years
More than €10m has been spent by Clare County Council on consultants fees over the past two years.
Ennis Town no more? Local reps seek city status in bid to secure more investment for county town
Ennis should be elevated to city status, local representatives have unanimously stated.
Partnership between Clare County Council & Yunnan Province marked with presentation
Clare County Council has been presented with a piece of marble screen by the People’s Government of Yunnan Province, the local authority’s twinning partner in China.
Denise Chaila & Sharon Shannon perform at the Cliffs for Ireland in Music
Some of the country’s top musicians filmed in Co Clare for a film airing on RTÉ this Christmas.
Failure to complete Loop Head coastal pathway in 8 years ‘an indictment’
Completion of a coastal pathway at Loop Head is seen as “an absolute necessity” to the protection of the area as one councillor criticised how plans have been left sitting “for years”.
Path to recovery for Cliffs of Moher underway as €500k is invested in 2km coastal walk
€500k has been invested to repair a 2km coastal walk adjacent to the visitor centre at The Cliffs of Moher while a path to recovery for the world renown tourist attraction is underway.
Global recognition for Burren Ecotourism Network
A North Clare community tourism network has been recognised as one of the world’s top thirty places, people and tourism projects for 2021.
Multi-million euro investment required to capitalise on wellness tourism at Lisdoonvarna Spa Wells
Renewed energy and investment needs to be pumped into Lisdoonvarna Spa Wells to prevent authentic selling points of the landmark being “lost forever,” according to North Clare representatives.