Storm Hannah leaves it’s mark on Co Clare
*A damaged garden shed in Newmarket-on-Fergus. Photograph: Paula Carr Whelan Parts of Co Clare remain without power as the clean-up…
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Chambers wants Cooraclare’s history of having a councillor to continue
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Rural residents discriminated against when it comes to broadband
Unavailability of broadband in parts of West Clare “is a clear case of discrimination against people in rural Ireland”, one…
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Mac Conmara brings history alive for Coláiste students
*Ann-Marie Hooke and Helen Shiels with fifth year history students from Coláiste Muire. Photograph: Eamon Ward. History came alive on…
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McNamara to continue community activism post politics
*Cllr Tom McNamara. Photograph: Gary Collins Tom McNamara has become the third sitting Fianna Fáil councillior to announce his retirement…
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Kilmaley undertaker had calls from all over the world for Ó Súilleabháin funeral
*Photograph: RIP.ie A Kilmaley undertaker was “surprised and honoured” to be the funeral director for the reposal, mass and burial…
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€66,000 in Clár funding for Clare projects
€66,000 will be provided for three Clare capital projects under the first measure of funding in the new Clár funding…
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McNamara to consider political future
Cllr Tom McNamara is to take some time before deciding whether he will contest the 2019 local elections. On Friday,…
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Inagh/Kilnamona discover group opponents for three-in-a-row bid
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