*Carolina Santos FOR Carolina Santos, an internal opportunity would take her career in an entirely new direction. When Carolina Santos joined Ei Electronics in 2022, she began her career with the company as a Product Builder. Having recently arrived in Ireland from Brazil, Carolina hadworked in a number of short-term roles before securing a permanent …
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*Photo: WakefulNI / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0 || Inset: Cllr Michael Begley COUNCILLORS have backed a proposal to explore a Glider bus transport system for the Clare part of the Limerick-Shannon Metropolitan Area as an alternative to a rail link. The motion was brought by Cathaoirleach Cllr Michael Begley (IND) at the September meeting …
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*‘The Museum of my Great-Grandad’, by Nicole from St Aidan’s National School. A COLLECTION of miniature museums created by students from St Aidan’s National School in Shannon will go on display at Clare Museum in Ennis from October 13 to November 3. The ‘Museum of Self’ exhibition was developed through a project by Creative Places …
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Brian McNamara presents the Haulie Daly & Mickey McNamara Cup to Conor Keating of The Hope For The Best Syndicate including Noel Coote, Johnny Moroney and trainer John Browne. SALAD CREAM had the sweet taste of success as the coursing season got underway in Co Clare.
Pictured L-R Neal McMahon, COO Ryanair, Sean O’Brien, Cratloe Co Clare, Ryanair Engineering Apprentices, Minister for Enterprise, Tourism and Employment Peter Burke TD, Ray O’Driscoll, CEO The Shannon Airport Group, Enterprise Ireland CEO, Jenny Melia, Amy Madden, Sixmilebrdige Co Clare, Ryanair Engineering Apprentices and Eddie Wilson, CEO Ryanair also included are current Ryanair Engineering Apprentices. …
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*Corrib Drive in Shannon, Photograph: Joe Buckley TREE maintenance has been carried out on Corrib Drive in Drumgeely following concerns about visibility and pedestrian safety.
*Colin Riordan fields the ball for Wolfe Tones. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill WOLFE TONES are back in the Clare IFC final for the second time in three seasons, producing an extra time flourish to overcome Naomh Eoin.
*Lucy McGrath. NEWMARKET-ON-FERGUS’ Lucy O’Brien, a gold medal winner in the Special Olympics was among the ambassadors on hand to launch the Purple Run.
*Seamus O’Reilly will deliver a lecture ‘Heroes Without Laurels’ on the history of Clare hurling alongside Ollie Byrnes. A HOST of free lectures and talks will bring the people of Clare back to their roots during History Week.
FOR the fourth month in a row, Shannon Airport recorded the strongest passenger growth among the major airports in the country.