Corofin man charged with assault of Ennis priest during mass in Cathedral
*Fr Joy Micle. A 31 year old Corofin man has appeared in court charged with the assault of a priest during mass in Ennis.
*Fr Joy Micle. A 31 year old Corofin man has appeared in court charged with the assault of a priest during mass in Ennis.
*The matter was discussed at the April meeting of Clare County Council. ELECTED members of Clare County Council were told to “be cautious” with a proposal to base ambulance units at fire stations in Ennis, Kilrush and Shannon.
ENNIS’ Aideen Walsh will lead the home charge as the first South of Ireland Women’s Amateur Open Championship tees up this weekend.
*Balymacahill. DRUGS are being dropped off by drivers along the M18 to an underneath bridge in Ballymacahill according to a county councillor.
*Paul Madden. Photograph: Ruth Griffin. LIFE as an inter-county manager has been “a whirlwind” for Paul Madden since his appointment as Clare manager last August and it goes up a notch this weekend when they welcome the All-Ireland champions to Ennis.
Sean Abeyta from GLAS Civil Engineering with Mayor of Ennis Cllr Mary Howard and Senior Engineer Ennis Municipal District Hugh McGrath at the site of one of the new bus stops currently being installed across Ennis. Photograph: Eamon Ward. ENNIS’ new town bus service has been delayed yet again but a finish line is in …
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*Shane Flanagan. ONLY one of the 14 victims of an ex Ennis Garda’s unauthorised PULSE data disclosures has provided a victim impact statement in the case.
*The small claims case was before Ennis District Court. AN Ennis woman has won a court battle concerning a designer Karen Millen dress that she says was ‘ruined’ only days before she was due to wear the gown at a wedding last June.
*Ken O’Sullivan. Photograph: George Karbus RENOWNED film-maker Ken O’Sullivan is bringing his brand new live show to Ennis, a unique experience where he will enthrall audiences with images and stories from life under the sea.
*Photograph: Chris Copley SCHOOL children and parents in Ennis take pride keeping active and reducing emissions in the morning with daily walking busses and cycling initiatives growing legs in recent years.