PostASelfie steps up for most vulnerable
A West Clare company has been praised for its generosity during COVID-19 restrictions.
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Smaointe play their cards right with Irish-language greetings
VALERIE Mhic Giolla Fhinnéin sits at her kitchen table crafting her trade, as we discuss her greeting card business Smaointe.
Imelda keeps the shoulder to the wheel at The Pantry
The Pantry has been operating successfully for 38 years, being one of the first cafes to arrive on the streets of Kilkee in 1982.
Old Lisdeen dump suggested as site for community owned solar farm
Communities are determined to reap the rewards of natural energy prompting calls for a partnership to be launched to set up a solar farm owned by the community in Kilkee.
‘I’m involved in football a long time but never something as dramatic as that’ – Ger Keane
Clare’s qualification for the TG4 All-Ireland ladies football intermediate semi-finals has been described by Ger Keane as one of the most dramatic involvements he has had in the sport.
964 vacant commercial properties in Clare
964 commercial properties are deemed to be vacant in Co Clare.
Friday night double for Gort’s John Quinn
It was a Friday night’s racing to remember for Gort’s John Quinn while this Saturday Clare hopes in the quarter-finals of the Friends of Limerick Irish St Leger lay firmly with Own Spice.
2029 target for completion of West Clare Greenway
A lack of progress on a greenway section from Ennis to Lahinch has been criticised by a county councillor with others stressing the need for the public to see the West Clare Greenway is progressing.
Rio railroads his way to feature success
Galway remains a happy hunting ground for Clare dogs and their Banner owners while Inagh’s Noel Hehir will be flying the county flag on Saturday in the English Derby semi-finals.
‘Carnage’ at Kilkee Pier over summer months prompts review of operations
A review of operations at Kilkee Pier is to be carried out following claims that “carnage” occurred on the slipway over the summer months.