Cornelia brings war on plastic to Tulla
A shop window in Tulla has become the quintessential component in the war on plastic and packaged goods within the town.
Ennis
‘So many false dawns it is beyond a joke’ – Clare publicans protest at offices of Government TDs
Clare publicans protested at the offices of the county’s two Government TDs on Monday morning to highlight the plight endured by pub owners over the past six months.
Further changes expected to streets of Ennis under €3.5m plan
Big changes are set to be introduced to the streets of Ennis including the installation of an interactive pavement fountain, demountable umbrella structures and making Barrack St operational for one-way traffic.
‘I’ve been really looking forward to a Cornetto’ – words of Ennis woman released from prison in 1999
“I’m free, I’m free, I’m free,” were the words of Mary Druhan following her release from prison in 1999.
€14m Ennis library remains in limbo
Ennis’ new library building remains in limbo with contractors now off site since mid-July.
Everyone had their moment in 1995 – Stephen McNamara
Clare’s players were moulded by a trust and self-belief placed in them by the management of their conquering side of 1995.
Move of Aer Lingus aircraft ‘unthinkable’ say Chambers of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce Presidents in the Mid-West have vehemently stressed the need for Shannon Airport to maintain “essential connectivity” with Boston, New York and London.
Clare restaurants reopen after returning negative COVID tests
Two Clare eateries have reopened after staff members tested negative for COVID-19.
Overcrowding at Ennis General Hospital caused uproar in 1986
Ennis General Hospital has a long-standing tumultuous relationship with the people living within its vast catchment area.
Strong finish sees Ennis Town claim U17 Cup
Ennis Town were deservingly crowned Clare U17 soccer cup champions at the County grounds in Doora this Saturday afternoon but the final scoreline is a little unfair on Bridge United.