Jack Heaslip steps away from shop counter
One of Ennis’ longest serving businessmen has stepped away from the shop counter.
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‘Special interest’ observed as Miltown House goes up for sale
Estate agents behind the sale of a former West Clare convent have received “special interest” in the property within the past week.
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Tommy brings joy to Gallows Hill with community concerts
Tommy Ryan has been a resident of Gallows Hills for the last thirty-two years, a proud Ennis man since birth, his passion for people and performance has struck a deep chord within the local community of Gallows Hills throughout the lockdown.
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Save Shannon Airport rally cancelled
Three speakers have been confirmed for the public rally from Save Shannon Airport to be held on July 25th..
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Further delay to Co Library expected but Keating yet to confirm works will be discontinued
Keating Construction have yet to inform clients including Clare County Council if they will be able to complete works on ongoing projects.
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‘A business decision that affected the whole community’ – E-Whizz cancel guided tour to protect Kilfenora locals
A North Clare businesswoman has received praise from all over Ireland after declining to take a booking from overseas visitors who had failed to quarantine for a period of 14 days after flying into the country.
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Ballyea’s Colin Barry remembered at greyhound action in Galway
Ballyea’s Colin Barry was remembered with a minute’s silence ahead of the action at Galway Greyhound Stadium on Friday last.
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Cusack Park & O’Garney Park to host Clare SHC ties
Cusack Park and O’Garney Park in Sixmilebridge are to be used as the primary venues for all clashes in the Clare senior hurling championship.
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‘All we want is for the bus to show up’ – Labasheeda & Coolmeen users left stranded in Ennis
Public transport users in South-West Clare have been left ‘disappointed and frustrated’ at being left stranded in Ennis on three occasions this year.
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Market Ennis as ‘The Fleadh Town’ – councillors seek return of festival this decade
Planning needs to begin now so that Ennis can host Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann to mark a decade of the traditional music festival last being held in Co Clare, elected representatives have said.
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