Donna added to Sinn Féin’s front bench
CLARE TD, Donna McGettigan (SF) has been added to Sinn Féin’s front-bench.
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Ex Head of Enterprise Ireland appointed new Ei Electronics CEO
EX CEO of Enterprise Ireland, Leo Clancy has been appointed as the new Chief Executive Officer of Ei Electronics.
Shannon may have to wait five to seven years for flood relief scheme
*Previous flooding in Shannon Town. SHANNON TOWN could be waiting a further five to seven years for construction to commence on its flood defence scheme.
Irish & history teacher escapes conviction over Gaza war protest at Shannon Airport
*Daithi Mac An Bhaird (extreme left) with a number of supporters outside Ennis courthouse after he escaped a conviction arising from a protest he attended against the war in Gaza at Shannon airport last November. A 46-year old Irish and history teacher protesting at Shannon Airport over the war in Gaza has escaped a conviction.
Mulcahy misses out on chance to return to the Seanad
*Cllr Tony Mulcahy (FG). Photograph: John Mangan CLLR TONY MULCAHY (FG) has failed in his bid to win a return to Seanad Éireann.
Shannon Airport set for 22,000 passengers over St Brigid’s Bank Holiday
SHANNON AIRPORT is preparing for a bustling St. Brigid’s Bank Holiday weekend with over 22,000 passengers forecast.
Limerick man charged with 24 burglaries including one at Wolfe Tones GAA club
A 30-year-old Limerick man has appeared in court charged with 24 burglaries at premises across Clare, Limerick, and Galway last year.
Council need ‘to take ownership’ of dangerous Inis Ealga equipment
*Inis Eagla. BROKEN EQUIPMENT in Inis Ealga’s playground is “dangerous”, Shannon councillors have warned.
Shannon musician JJ to release new songs in 2025
*JJ Vrse. JJ VRSE, second year student in St. Caimin’s Community School, Shannon decided to follow his dream of becoming a musician and released his first original track to the public earlier this year.
One Shannon Hub progress ‘dragging’
PROGRESS of the One Shannon Hub is “dragging” which is leading to rising frustration among local elected representatives but senior officials in Clare County Council say they remain “one hundred percent committed” to the project.
