Appeal reiterated for works on ‘East Clare’s busiest footpath
Frustration has been voiced in Tuamgraney about the delay to carry out repairs to what has been labelled the ‘busiest footpath in East Clare’.
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Lough Derg can rebalance Clare’s tourism offering
Lough Derg is viewed as central to rebalancing the tourism offering within Co Clare.
Story of Tuamgraney priest told by Limerick author in her third book
*Mary Moloney. Limerick author Mary Moloney has penned the story of a Tuamgraney priest, Fr. Jim Minogue in her third book, ‘The Good Old Days.’
Clare top of the WRAP economic investment leader board
*Filming taking place in Kilrush. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill Clare has been making headlines in the film industry following confirmation that 2018 Kilkee shot feature film Calm With Horses has received four BAFTA Nominations.
France’s highest cultural honour awarded to Edna O’Brien
Tuamgraney born Edna O’Brien has been awarded the highest cultural honour in France.
Reddan’s Quay hit with speeding drivers and ‘a touch of undesirables’
An increase in speeding coupled with “a touch of undesirables and anti-social behaviour” has become apparent at a popular quay in East Clare.
‘Truth-seekers’ commit to continuing to hold anti-mask protests in Scariff
Demonstrations have been held in Scariff for the past twelve weeks by a group of individuals opposed to the wearing of face masks during a global pandemic.
Clare businesses report gains in online revenue
LOCAL SMEs are capitalising on Ireland’s €16bn annual online spend, according to research by IE Domain Registry, with consumers admitting to finding Irish SMEs more reliable than international retailers.
Normal People actor switches on Christmas lights in native Tuamgraney
One of the stars of Normal People had the honour of switching on the Christmas lights in his native Tuamgraney on an occasion which also marked the reopening of the East Clare Memorial Park.
Chocolate dreams live on in East Clare
TWENTY THREE years into their confectionery journey, Wilde Irish Chocolate could have been forgiven for believing their dreams were melting away with the arrival of Covid-19.
