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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BUNRATTY based Melody Farm Eggs is one of twenty five new food and drink producers to have launched their products in selected SuperValu stores across Ireland.
*PICTURED: The Business Chamber host Joe Melody with Aoibhin Garrihy and Sharon Connellan of BEO Wellness The Clare Echo has teamed up with Ennis Chamber of Commerce to launch its brand new podcast, The Business Chamber. Hosted by Joe Melody, The Business Chamber is a video and audio podcast available on all …
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Joe and JJ Melody on their farm in Bunratty. Photograph: Joe Buckley FAMILY links remain strong with the Newmarket-on-Fergus Agricultural Show which returns this Sunday.
*Páraic McMahon, Mark Dunphy, Gerry Reidy and Joe Melody. AS THE DUST begins to settle on the General Election outcome in Clare, Fianna Fáil and Sinn Féin are in a strong position countywide while Fine Gael will need to reflect and find a new energy in Clare.
*Páraic McMahon, Tony McMahon, Geraldine Lambert and Joe Melody at The Shannon Springs Hotel. THERE will be a new poll-topper in the Shannon Municipal District for the first time since 2009.
*Fine Gael are to begin plotting their campaign for the next General Election. FINE GAEL will strongly target winning back the Dáil seat it lost in the Clare constituency three years ago, sitting TD Joe Carey (FG) has said.
*JJ, Joe, Frank and Ann Melody. BUNRATTY’S FRANK MELODY has been named as the enterprise young farmer of the year.
*The dancers signed up for Strictly Blue. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill NEWMARKET-ON-FERGUS GAA club will be getting in the groove next month as part of plans for continued development within the grounds.
Clare farmers are sceptical of new environmental targets set out by the Government which will see the agriculture industry reduce their carbon output by 25%.