As it stands, health officials will not be recommending the easing of current restrictions on the movement of the public with confirmation of 386 new cases of COVID-19 in the Republic of Ireland, 3 in Co Clare and 18 more deaths.
*Photograph: Sean Curtin True Media. 19,262 people in the Republic of Ireland have been diagnosed with COVID-19 with 209 in Clare while a further 26 people with the virus have died.
Family members who suspect they know individuals suffering from domestic abuse during COVID-19 have been encouraged to reach out through conversation.
*Honorary Consul of France Dr Loïc Guyon pictured (second from right) at Shannon Airport with Cllr. Tony O’Brien (Twinning Committee of Clare County Council), Cathal Crowe TD and Ann Reynolds (Corporate Services). Shannon Airport will be in need of a major investment package to give necessary supports once the current health emergency subsides, a Clare …
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*Clare’s newest testing centre for COVID-19, Cusack Park. Photograph: John Mangan Ireland’s death toll from COVID-19 has risen to 1,063 with an additional 52 deaths recorded plus an increase of 377 confirmed cases in the country as Clare’s total hits 207.
Current physical distancing requirements has prompted management at Milford Care Centre to consider how it could host its annual Memorial Walk.
Clare’s two-time All-Ireland winning captain, Anthony Daly has been appointed to the Clare COVID-19 Community Response Forum.
37 deaths and 185 probable deaths have been recorded in the Republic of Ireland with confirmed cases in the country increasing by 577 with an additional 19 persons diagnosed in Clare.
A revised date has been set for the start of the 2020 Leaving Certificate. Minister for Education, Joe McHugh (FG) confirmed in the Dàil on Thursday evening that the Leaving Cert will begin on July 29th. A timetable will be issued to students on June 1st, days before they were originally due to sit the …
*Trump Doonbeg. Photograph: Arthur Ellis Unlike their US counterparts, employees of the Trump Organisation in West Clare are availing of the Government wage subsidy scheme.
