*Pictured above: Frank Holly, incoming President Ennis Chamber, Cllr. Paul Murphy , outgoing Mayor of Clare, Gordon Daly, CE Clare County Council, Bernadette Haugh, Head of Enterprise, Local Enterprise Office Clare, Jason Murphy Director of Services, Planning, Economic, Rural & Community Services Thursday, the 25th of June saw the launch of Clare Business Excellence Awards …
*Tailbacks on the M18. Photograph: Joe Buckley ONGOING fuel protests are causing “widespread damage” to the Clare economy according to Ennis Chamber.
Cllr. Mary Howard, Mayor of Ennis, Allen Flynn, Chair of Holy Family Junior Primary School Board of Management, Jillian Bridge, Principal Holy Family Senior Primary School, Marina Mulqueen, Deputy Principal Holy Family Junior Primary School and Margaret O’Brien, CEO, Ennis Chamber. Photograph: Mike Mulcaire. INCREASED and extra incentives on parking have been introduced in Ennis …
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*Margaret O’Brien with Seán Lally. Ahead of the Clare Business Excellence Awards 2025, The Clare Echo spoke to Margaret O’Brien, CEO of Ennis Chamber.
*Photograph: Mike Mulcaire. CLARE’s premium ceremony for business in the county, The Clare Business Excellence Awards have been launched.
*Diarmuid McMahon. Photograph: Tom Micks DIARMUID McMahon is to become President of Ennis Chamber for the second time.
*Moira and Catherine Kelly pose for a selfie with Santa. Photograph: Arthur Ellis SHOP LOCAL this Christmas was the message issued from the Interim Chief Executive of Clare County Council this week.
*Crowds at the homecoming in Ennis. Photograph: Tom Micks A “FESTIVAL weekend” was experienced by businesses in the county town off the back of Clare’s success in the All-Ireland senior hurling championship.
Sheila Lynch President Ennis Chamber, Cllr Alan O’Callaghan, Cathaoirleach Clare County Council, Noeleen Fitzgerald, Director Finance Clare County Council. Photograph: Eamon Ward BUSINESS leaders in the county are to be honoured in the Clare Business Excellence Awards which are running for the fourteenth year.
*Clare Malone and Justin Gleeson of People & Place with Tánaiste Micheál Martin (FF). Photograph: Eamon Ward ENNIS’ catchment population living within a one-hour drive is larger than that of Limerick and Galway City, according to a new report.