The Clare Echo will grow ‘even further’ following Covid-19 crisis
*Stuart Holly pictured at The Clare Echo’s offices in Abbey St, Ennis. Photograph: John Mangan. EDITOR of The Clare Echo…
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Prominent buildings in Clare including Shannon Airport & Clare Echo HQ to light up
Runway lights at Shannon Airport will shine at 9pm tonight (Saturday) as part of the #ShineYourLight campaign which will see…
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Clare Echo goes online only for Covid-19 crisis
The Clare Echo has made the decision to operate as an online-only publication during the Covid-19 national emergency. The Clare…
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McMahon appointed Head of News & Sport
*Páraic McMahon. Photograph: John Mangan THE Clare Echo is delighted to announce a new editorial appointment as part of its…
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Clare Echo open for business in new premises
*Editor of The Clare Echo, Stuart Holly pictured outside the new offices. Photograph: John Mangan THE Clare Echo has this…
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‘Everyone in life should have hope’ – Davy Fitzgerald
*Davy Fitzgerald. Photograph: Paschal Brooks Perceptions that individuals need to lessen their physical activity as they age needs to be…
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Ennis to get ‘health-check’ when Bobby Kerr’s Newstalk show broadcasts from The Old Ground
Popular Newstalk weekend breakfast programme, ‘Down to Business’ presented by Bobby Kerr will be broadcasting live from Ennis on Saturday…
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OPINION: Disgusting disrespect shown to Clare players & management
*John Conlon and Mike Casey in battle. Photograph: Martin Connolly Stuart Holly, Editor of The Clare Echo says Clare’s hurling…
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Darach Honan is The Clare Echo’s new hurling columnist
The Clare Echo is delighted to announce that 2013 All-Ireland medal winner Darach Honan will provide hurling analysis for the upcoming…
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Stuart Holly’s 2018 News Year in Review
JANUARY KILKEE GOES PLASTIC FREE Kilkee became a national leader by becoming the first town in Ireland to go completely…
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