REBECCA O’NEILL: My top lockdown reads
Clare Echo columnist Rebecca O’Neill shares her top three books that she has read during the lockdown.
Ennis
Casey giving Childline a lift during daily pull-up challenge
An Ennis man is hoping his exercises of 100 pull-ups per day up will give vulnerable children a needed lift in the months ahead.
Minister O’Brien to speak with Council on resumption of Parnell St works
An intervention is to be made by the Minister for Local Government to recommend that works resume on the public realm project in Parnell St in Ennis.
MD of Trump Doonbeg & San Francisco businessmen among names expected to join Clare GAA sub-committees
Four new sub-committees are to be established by Clare GAA focused on underage development, finance and infrastructural development.
Minister for Travellers needed to ‘sort out’ recurring issues
Consideration needs to be given to the creation of a Minister for Travellers to sort out issues “once and for all,” a Clare councillor has stated.
Clare business WowWee.ie honoured at National Enterprise Awards
Clare business WowWee.ie took home the Pivot Award at the annual National Enterprise Awards 2021 tonight.
Victim of serious assault in Ennis dies
A woman involved in a serious assault in Ennis late last month has died.
Two vaccination centres planned for Clare
Two vaccination centres are to be set up in Co Clare over the coming weeks.
Unearthing owners of vacant properties in Claureen like ‘finding a needle in a haystack’
Unearthing the owners of a vacant property in Claureen in order to widen the Cloughleigh Rd will like “finding a needle in a haystack,” the county’s first citizen has cautioned.
Limiting funerals to 10 people increasing crowds outside churches
Funeral Directors in Clare have stressed the strains and hardships on families in burying a loved one throughout the pandemic.