Capital investment for Scariff campus
*Minister for Higher and Further Education, Simon Harris. FUNDING FOR A project at the College of Further Education Training Scariff Campus has been announced.
*Minister for Higher and Further Education, Simon Harris. FUNDING FOR A project at the College of Further Education Training Scariff Campus has been announced.
*Minister Simon Harris. Photograph: Arthur Ellis VIEWED AS A CONTENDER for the leadership of Fine Gael, Simon Harris (FG) has said An Taoiseach Leo Varadkar (FG) will be leading the party into the next General Election and that he has his support.
*Photograph: John Mangan MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC do not have a veto on who lives next to them, Minister for Higher Education, Simon Harris (FG) has said.
L-R President of TUS Vincent Cunnane, Madeline Mc Aleer (Training, Research and Development Director of HH), Dean of TUS Dr Maura Clancy, Minister Simon Harris, Claudine Donnellan (TUS), Dr Niall Corcoran (TUS), Dr Matt Cannon (TUS). Photograph: Arthur Ellis A DOMESTIC, sexual and gender-based abuse (DSGBA) community practice has been launched by the Minister for …
*CRM Properties Ltd’s Salman Ahlam gives Junior Minister, Joe O’Brien (GP) a tour of Magowna House. Photograph: John Mangan MANAGEMENT OF MAGOWNA HOUSE had been planning to house refugees or asylum seekers for three months yet the local community in Inch were only informed of their intentions five days before the facility came back into …
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Pat McMullin and Adrionna Meere of Clare Youth Service at the launch of the European Social Fund Plus Clare was at the centre of the launch of the €1 billion European Social Fund Plus on Tuesday where the local Youth Diversion Projects operated by Clare Youth Service and Clare Gardai were showcased as examples of …
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BUNRATTY IS THE LOCATION where the most speeding fines are incurred within Co Clare, new figures show.
*Deputy Michael McNamara (IND). MOVES WERE MADE within the Department of Health to ‘shut down’ the Dáil’s COVID-19 committee for asking too many questions, its Chairman has claimed.
*No commitment has been issued to bulk up Garda resources to quell the feud. A HOUSE IN ENNIS was put alight in what is understood to be the latest event linked to an ongoing feud in the county town.
*Photograph: Brian Arthur Limerick and Clare Education and Training Board today announced an investment in the region of over €1bn at the launch of its new five-year strategy.