Clare Masters preparing for 2025 season
“We don’t stop playing because we grow old. We grow old because we stop playing,” is the message of the Clare Masters gaelic football side as they prepare to kick off their 2025 campaign.
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Setback for West Clare Greenway as Ennistymon to Moyasta section misses out on funding
“GRAVE CONCERN” has been expressed by a Clare TD for the future of the West Clare Railway Greenway.
‘Money won’t be an issue’ – Keating confident of Strand Line improvements in Kilkee
The Carrigaholt Roundabout in Kilkee. “MONEY won’t be an issue” to get the Strand Line in Kilkee a tarmac overlay according to a West Clare councillor.
Kilkee named as Ireland’s hidden gem by Lonely Planet
KILKEE has been named as Ireland’s best hidden gem by Lonely Planet
Outdoor showers to be considered for Cappa & White Strand Doonbeg
*Swimmers in Cappa. Photograph: John Mangan CALLS HAVE been made for the provision of “environmentally friendly outdoor showers” at Cappa and White Strand (Doonbeg).
Ukrainian artist Valerii has debut exhibition in Scariff
UKRAINIAN artist Valerii Ushkaov has made her Irish debut with their exhibition entitled ‘Classics on Cobblestones’, currently on display in the Edna O’Brien Library in Scariff.
Clare to turn green for St Patrick’s Day parades
*Photograph: John O’Neill CLARE TURNS green this weekend with St Patrick’s Day parades taking place across the county.
Kilkee performance for Padraig Jack as part of Seachtain na Gaeilge
Aran Islands folk musician Pádraig Jack will be performing in Cutúrlann Sweeney in Kilkee, on Friday as part of Clare County Council’s Seachtain na Gaeilge celebrations.
Alpacas apprenticeships & more at Kilkee careers fair
ST JOSEPH’S Community College Kilkee turned the typical career fair on its head with alpacas, apprenticeships, and a vast range of local and national opportunities.
Dowling says Shannon Heritage risk will pay off for Clare & ‘legal loopholes’ to blame for slowing down projects
*Pat Dowling. Photograph: Eamon Ward DEPARTING CHIEF EXECUTIVE of Clare County Council, Pat Dowling said the risk in acquiring the Shannon Heritage tourism sites is paying off for the county and criticised “legal loopholes” for slowing down works on projects such as Blake’s Corner.
