School situation needs to be kept under ‘tight review’ during January – Clare TD
*Photograph: John Mangan SCHOOLS remaining open during the month of January needs to kept under “tight review,” a Clare TD has said.
Covid-19
No ‘adverse trends’ of COVID closing Clare businesses permanently
NO “adverse trends” of businesses being forced to close permanently as a result of COVID-19 are visible in Co Clare.
Unprecedented level of COVID-19 infection in Clare
UNPRECEDENTED levels of COVID-19 infection have been reported across Clare, Limerick and North Tipperary.
€110k in COVID related sports funding announced for Clare
OVER €110,000 in COVID related sports funding has been announced for Co Clare.
Scheduled surgeries & appointments deferred with COVID-19 leaving 392 hospital staff off work
*Photograph: Sean Curtin / True Media COVID-19 related staff absences are to result in significant disruptions across UL Hospitals Group which includes Ennis Hospital.
Rate of COVID-19 community transmission prompts closures of bars & restaurants across Clare
HIGH LEVELS of community transmission of COVID-19 have prompted bars and restaurants in Co Clare to close their doors temporarily.
EOIN NEYLON: Government must either change its COVID-19 approach or personnel in power
*Photograph: Natasha Barton “The Government have lost the dressing room”. That was how I described the state of current political affairs on Clare FM’s Morning Focus having taken soundings from politicians from Government parties over the past weekend.
94% of persons aged over 12 are fully vaccinated in Clare
OVER 94 percent of persons aged twelve and older are fully vaccinated in Co Clare.
The Clare Echo’s top ten most read stories of 2021
WITH Christmas upon us, the people of Clare are in reflective mood and with that in mind, The Clare Echo has dug into the archives to bring you the biggest stories of 2021.
Hours of operation back to normal this week for Ennis COVID-19 testing centre
*Photograph: John Mangan NORMAL testing hours have resumed at the COVID-19 testing centres in the Mid-West.
