Infant Hunter Molloy ‘radiated love and lived his life fully’
EIGHTEEN MONTH OLD Ennis boy Hunter Molloy who died from injuries in a road traffic accident last Wednesday “radiated love and lived his life fully”.
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‘Devastated parents’ & families plunged into sadness by ‘one second’ tragic accident that claimed life of 18 month old baby boy
A number of extended Clare families have been plunged into sadness by “a one second” tragic accident that has claimed the life of an 18 month old baby boy.
Tragedy in Ennis as boy dies in fatal road accident
A MALE infant has died following a fatal road traffic accident at a residential area of the Quin Rd in Ennis.
‘Fabulous’ Fergus Greenway proving most popular
SWIFT ALTERATIONS by the local authority along the River Fergus Greenway have been commended.
Taaffe family announce closure of Dennis’ Den Funworld
OWNERS of Dennis’ Den Funworld in Ennis have announced its permanent closure.
Extension of River Fergus walkway receives boost
PROPOSALS for a major extension of the River Fergus walkway have received a significant boost with the allocation of €50,000 to assess how best to link it to Clarecastle Quay where a trailhead development is being planned.
DigiClare hubs providing better quality of life for remote workers
DigiClare’s newest hub in the Quin Road Industrial Estate is helping to improve working conditions for remote workers in the region.
Father attacked by cousin with slash hook as part of ongoing feud between two Ennis families
A FATHER was out walking with his two young children in Ennis town centre last Monday afternoon when he was allegedly assaulted by his first cousin armed with a long handle slash-hook, a court has heard.
Footpath & street lights needed to protect Clare soccer patrons
MOVEMENT of people outside the home of Clare soccer is “a serious accident waiting to happen,” an elected representative has warned.
Ennis mother fearful of bringing sick son back to overcrowded caravan
*Baby John Kevin Hutchinson. AN ENNIS mother has shared her fears of the potential impacts of having to bring her sick five month old baby back to live in a “seriously overcrowded caravan”.
