Top psychology award for Ennis’ Suzanne
Ennis resident Dr. Suzanne Parkinson has been presented with the 2020 Psychological Society Award for Contribution to Professional Practice Psychology.
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Daly argues need for ‘treacherous bend’ to be removed at Ballaghboy
An Ennis councillor has disputed a response from the senior executive engineer of the Ennis Municipal District regarding accident history at Ballagboy.
Extensive delays for ‘under-resourced’ diabetes service in Ennis
Face to face and virtual clinics are being held by UL Hospitals Group to address the extensive delays at Ennis Hospital’s diabetes services.
Lahinch Christmas Day swim tweaked for 2020 as Samaritans appeal for funds
An annual Christmas Day swim at Lahinch in aid of Samaritans Ennis is to be replaced by a series of individual dips throughout the month of December.
Clare Technology Park key to facilitate extra jobs to cope with projected population increase in Ennis
Clare Technology Park is viewed as a key site in boosting the employment numbers in the county town.
Better Ennis collaborate with Dublin researcher on air pollution project
An independent community group in Ennis have teamed up with Dublin researchers on an EU-wide citizen-science project to identify actions to limit air pollution in the county town.
Ennis Gourmet Store remains a local success story
Anne Leyden has been running Ennis Gourmet Store for 23 years now. As one of the first gourmet stores within the town, the original concept was to bring the best of Irish and Continental foods to Ennis.
‘Motorway like’ speed in Toonagh concerning residents
Toonagh residents are extremely concerned with the speeding levels in the area prompting calls for a reduction in the limit in the area.
Chronicling the Clare hurling story keeps drawing Ollie back to the pen & paper
Ollie Byrnes has effectively chronicled the story of Clare hurling, his latest project is the fruits of a project started and completed during a national lockdown.