Late Pat Henchy will be dearly missed in Ruan & Dalkey
The death has occurred of one of Ruan’s and Clare’s finest hurlers, Pat Henchy.
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Clarecastle’s Power at centre of storm with Dublin City Council Chief Executive
*Ruairí Power. Chief Executive of Dublin City Council, Owen Keegan has come under fire for comments made to a Clarecastle man who is serving as President of the UCD Student Union, the Taoiseach was among those calling for the remarks to be withdrawn.
Three Shannon companies to share €12.8m allocation from Disruptive Technologies Innovation Fund
Five companies in the Mid-West have been chosen to partake in disruptive technology projects.
Miltown Malbay native Hillery dies following short illness
A Clare native who served as a TD and Senator has died.
Better Ennis collaborate with Dublin researcher on air pollution project
An independent community group in Ennis have teamed up with Dublin researchers on an EU-wide citizen-science project to identify actions to limit air pollution in the county town.
Lisdoonvarna’s Shelley McNamara wins prestigious Pritzker prize with Yvonne Farrell
Lisdoonvarna’s Shelley McNamara has won the coveted Pritzker prize alongside Yvonne Farrell.
West Clare the source of Happiness in Niall Williams’ latest novel
*Niall Williams. Photograph: John Kelly Niall Williams’ reputation in Irish writing is most definitely on the ascent, living in West Clare for the past thirty four years, his texts are influenced by the place and its people.
Make Kilkee Plastic Free setting the path for others to follow
Not alone does Make Kilkee Plastic Free do what it says on the tin but also reminds the people of Ireland that it’s residents are proud of their environment and what the area represents.
Clodagh living up to the family standards in & outside of the handball alleys
Few names are more synonymous with Clare handball than the Nash family, the love of the game runs deep in their veins, it’s part of the reason why the continue to give their all in the alley and give back by helping to coach the next generation.
‘Library evolution in Clare has surpassed everything’
Close to 20,000 people are members of libraries in Clare.
