Public march to take place over planned demolition of Francis St cottages
A PLANNED MARCH is to take place this Saturday (April 15th) over plans to demolish cottages on Francis Street in Ennis.
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E-scooters making Clare public ‘very nervous’ & ETSC report issues recommendations
MEMBERS of the Clare public have become “very nervous” over the potential of accidents due to e-scooters, a disability activist has claimed while the Chief Superintendent has stressed that such vehicles need to be insured.
GALLERY: ‘We now have our own Book of Kells’ – Dermot Hayes’ memoir launched to great fanfare
*Dermot Hayes gets a kiss from wife Marian. Photograph: Natasha Barton ST PATRICK’S HALL in Corofin was packed to capacity on Saturday for the official launch of ‘The Road That Rises’ the memoir of Clare activist Dermot Hayes.
The road is still rising for Dermot Hayes
*Dermot Hayes & Breda Shannon. ONE OF CLARE’S most prominent activists launches his memoir this Saturday in his native Corofin.
Memoir of Corofin activist Hayes set for publication
The memoir of well-known activist and Corofin native, Dermot Hayes, is set for publication shortly after a huge response to an online funding campaign organised by his friends. ‘The Road That Rises – Memoir of Boy from Kells’ will lift the lid on a life of campaigning and community action that has challenged establishment thinking over …
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Memories & history of Old Military Barracks shared in new book
A collection of articles on military history, residents, sport, maps and photographs with the Ennis Barracks have been included in a recently published book.
Future of Raidió Corca Baiscinn under threat
Fears have been expressed by a Clare TD over the future of a community radio station in West Clare.
RCB takes two gongs at CRAOL awards
Raidio Corca Baiscinn has scooped two awards at the CRAOL Féile National Community Radio Awards.
ED ‘a warzone’ for Corofin’s Dermot while hospital admit social distancing compliance dropped
A Corofin native has shared details of what he described as “a nightmare” stint at University Hospital Limerick this weekend.