*Paul Cibis. Photograph: Jim Kroft A GALWAY sporano and German renowned pianist are set to perform in Ennis as part of their concert series exploring the theme of love. To celebrate the launch of her debut album ‘Togetherness’ on Navona Records, Galway soprano Helen Hancock welcomes her pianist Paul Cibis back to Ireland for a …
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AN Coimiúsin Pleanála (ACP) has confirmed that plans have formally been withdrawn for a €1.4bn wind farm comprising ’30 Eiffel Tower sized turbines’ off the coast of Co Clare and Co Galway. TV chat-show host and standup comedian, Tommy Tiernan was one of 177 third parties to lodge submissions with ACP on the contentious plan …
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ENNIS has slipped to 15th spot in a recently released 2025 litter survey. The latest litter survey by business group Irish Business Against Litter (IBAL) shows that although Ennis is clean, the town has slipped two places in the ranking of 40 towns and cities. The An Taisce report for Ennis stated, “With just four …
CLARE OWNERS had reason to be cheerful over the festive period following performances of their dogs in Galway. By Michael Maher The first three contests last Thursday night were semi-finals of the Barking Buzz App A7 525 Yards stake and in the opening semi-final Kai and Kate’s Princess were both away well and they disputed …
AN INCREASING number of general practitioners and consultants are recommending the use of a Galway chamber for the treatment of long COVID and other injuries, it has been claimed. It’s over a century since hyperbaric oxygen therapy treatment (HBOT) first gained prominence. Treatment for illness caused by deep-sea diving was the first port of call …
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Davy Fitzgerald is on course to be named as the new manager of the Galway senior hurlers.
Starting with just a small shop and a lot of ambition back in 1996 in Ennis, Co Clare, 25 years later, Seoidín now proudly occupies four shops across the country and has acquired a fantastic online community too.
*Members of the Clare management, Conor Dolan, Barry O’Connell and Ger O’Connell. Photograph: Burren Eye Photography Clare’s consistently inconsistent nature in backing up performances heightened the frustration of of manager Ger O’Connell.
A construction worker who died in Galway on Wednesday has been named locally as Clareman, Brian Callinan.
An Ennis couple on the social housing waiting list in Clare claim they are being discriminated for not having any children.