INFAMOUS words of two-time All-Ireland winning Clare manager Ger Loughnane were quoted by Joe Cooney TD (FG) as Presidential hopeful Heather Humphreys (FG) stopped off in Ennis where she dismissed suggestions party leader Simon Harris (FG) has been directed to take a step back from the campaign.
*Robbie Madden. Photograph: Ruth Griffin. ROBBIE MADDEN is balancing the role of O’Callaghans Mills Chairman and intermediate selector as the Fireballs look to catch fire in their quest for premier intermediate glory.
*Clare TD, Joe Cooney (FG) outside his constituency office. LARGE-SCALE developments in Clare have been held up for “extended periods” due to the current judicial process, a TD for the county has said.
OIREACHTAS members from Clare and Limerick have given their backing to a three-tier plan to expand hospital capacity in the Mid-West, following publication of HIQA’s review of urgent and emergency care services in the region.
Pictured at the announcement of the “Farming in Clare: What the Future Holds?” conference at the farm of Mícheál O’Dwyer in Doora, County Clare, (left to right) Geraldine Gregan; Aoibhinn O’Dwyer; Micheál O’Dwyer, Chair of Clare ICMSA; Joe Cooney TD; and Catríona Power, Clare Macra Na Feirme. A MAJOR FARM conference looking at the future …
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*Rineen NS is one of the Clare schools impacted. ACCESS to the State’s Hot School Meals scheme has been lost for eleven rural schools in Co Clare.
Nicole Norton, Barefield, presents flowers to Minister of State for Disability Hildegarde Naughton during her visit to Clare Crusaders. Photograph: Brian Arthur CLARE CRUSADERS CLINIC has received grant aid to the tune of €300,000 from the Department of Children, Disability and Equality.
LEARNER drivers in Clare are stuck in neutral with waiting times for driving tests continuing to climb.
A SEVEN percent increase has been recorded for new jobs in Clare for Enterprise Ireland client companies.
TWENTY TWO GROUP WATER schemes in Clare not connected to Uisce Éireann’s public network have been allocated €14.7m.