Donegan debuts down under in first professional outing
*Áine Donegan. ENNIS’ Áine Donegan makes her first outing as a professional golfer this week, driving into her debut down under.
Ennis
Prison support sought for Carrigaholt robbery accused who has been in same clothes for a month
*Darragh Pender. A SOLICITOR for one of the four Clare men accused of robbery of Carrigaholt Post Office has asked for prison support for his client stating that the man is in the same clothes as he was four or five weeks ago.
Coláiste chasing All-Ireland camogie glory
*The Coláiste panel. COLÁISTE MUIRE chase All-Ireland honours this weekend.
Permanent partial pedestrianisation for O’Connell Street comes into effect on Monday
PERMANENT partial pedestrianisation of O’Connell Street in Ennis will come into effect from Monday (March 2nd).
€6.25m in health projects for Clare including major Ennis Hospital expansion
€6.25m in health projects has been allocated to Co Clare for 2026 including a major expansion of Ennis Hospital.
Ennis bicycle robber jailed after telling victim he could have bike back ‘for a tenner or a fag’
*The theft took place in August 2025. A JUDGE has jailed a bicycle robber who told his victim that he could have his €100 mountain bike back “for a tenner or a fag”.
Colossal Journey makes winning trip to Galway
ENNIS OWNED Colossal Journey made the trip to Galway worthwhile when winning one of the top feature cards in Galway over the weekend.
Robotics workshop rolled out in thirteen Clare schools
*Orla Brooks. Photograph: Brian Arthur PRIMARY school students from across Co Clare are getting hands-on with robotics as part of a free STEM workshop.
Pedestrian crossing plans for Clareabbey ‘not safe for cyclists, pedestrians or motorists’
*An artist’s impression of the pedestrian crossing at Clareabbey Roundabout. PLANS to install a pedestrian crossing at Clareabbey Roundabout “will not be safe for pedestrians or cyclists”.
Ennis woman ‘deliberately dishonest’ in ‘frankly shocking’ case of dividing farmers will of 120 acre farm & €1.5m
A JUDGE has described as “frankly shocking” the length of time it has taken for litigation concerning the will of an Ennis farmer who died in 2012.