‘Our politicians have let us down on health care’
*Dr Tom Nolan. Photograph: Tom Micks. CLARE’s politicians have “let us down” when it comes to fighting for better health services in the county.
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Kilkee woman pleads guilty to four more charges from fatal road crash of teacher
*Saoirse Lillis McMahon. A 33-year old Kilkee woman has pleaded guilty to four more charges arising from the road death of former school teacher, Michael Lorigan (70).
Liscannor’s McDonagh records 100th career win
LISCANNOR’s Declan McDonagh recorded his one hundredth career winner to round out the year on a high.
Lack of progress pushing the West Clare Greenway off track
*The Greenway is to be located on sections of the old West Clare Railway. Photograph: John Moylan WEST CLARE’s Greenway has gone off track with little momentum exerted to power the project forward.
Kilkee woman pleads guilty to dangerous driving causing death of Kilmurry McMahon teacher
*Saoirse Lillis McMahon. A 33-year old Kilkee woman pleaded guilty to the dangerous driving causing the death of ‘inspirational’ school teacher, Michael Lorigan (70).
Storm Bram suspends ferry operations & closes schools in West Clare
SCHOOLS in West Clare have closed as the county is placed under a Status Orange weather warning.
Kilkee owners Browne & McNamara claim big wins
KILKEE OWNERS Brendan Browne and David McNamara tasted big wins in Galway and Clonmel.
Kilkee’s Nolan appointed Asst Chief of Staff with Defence Forces
A KILKEE man has been appointed as the Assistant Chief of Staff with the Irish Defence Forces.
Sat Nav blamed for leading visitors astray & causing accidents for tourists in West Clare
*The Strand Line in Kilkee. INCREASED signage on the roads of West Clare is needed to counteract satellite navigation systems sending visitors to the county astray according to local councillors.
Scariff Bay & RCB win big at Craol awards
Back row, SBCR Station Manager Jim Collins, board members Pat O’Brien and Tom Hanley, volunteers Daragh Leamy and Stephen Minogue. Front Row Trish Nugent and Marie McNamara. CLARE COMMUNITY RADIO stations won big at the Craol Féile and annual achievement awards held this week.