*David Byrne (right) with The Clare Echo’s Páraic McMahon. Photograph: Joe Buckley MISINFORMATION regarding refugee accommodation in Killarney has been used in arguments concerning plans to use a State owned property for emergency accommodation in Shannon.
Having a travel bucket list is talked about by so many people yet there is also a sizeable amount of individuals that actually stick to the list once they write it down.
A Traveller man from Kilrush, who claimed he was falsely accused of stealing a toasted sandwich from a busy Killarney shop and petrol station, has been awarded €2,500 plus costs at Killarney Circuit Court.
Clare Technology Park is viewed as a key site in boosting the employment numbers in the county town.
Planning needs to begin now so that Ennis can host Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann to mark a decade of the traditional music festival last being held in Co Clare, elected representatives have said.
Shannon’s latest masterplan must not become a document that gathers dust on a shelf and represents “the last chance” to plan the future of the town.
*The late Muhammad Ali pictured at the unveiling of a monument in his honour in September 2009. This week marked ten years since The Greatest, Muhammad Ali was made the first Honorary Freeman of Ennis.
*Pictured at the launch of Quest Lough Derg at Twomilegate Amenity Park were, back row, Arlene White (Tourism East Clare), Oliver Kirwan (Quest Lough Derg), Andree Walkin (UL Sport), middle row, Ruth Mulhern (Tourism Officer, Tipperary County Council), Amanda Mooney (Inland Fisheries Ireland), front, Derek Kiely (GoTri Adventure Club). Photograph: Odhran Ducie This September will …
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