Wheels to be put in motion about Clare hosting Tour de France stage
*Photograph: Gruber Images Clare has put its hand up to host a stage of the Tour de France.
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*Sandra Moffatt, Tourism Ireland; Genevieve Sheehan, Sheenco Travel; Carmel Flynn, Parknasilla Resort; Aidan McNally, Teeling Whiskey; Eugene Garrihy, Doolin2Aran Ferries; (front, l-r) Ron Lonsdale, Collette Vacations; Richard Byrne-Afoullouss, Adams & Butler; Ciaran Doherty and Dana Welch, Tourism Ireland; and Conor Duffy, Royal Irish Tours, on day one of the Tourism Ireland sales mission in London…
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Wild Atlantic Walkway would bring major benefits to Clare – Carey
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Ring of Clare Cycle bringing 4000 visitors to the county
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A look inside refurbished Lahinch Coast Hotel
*Photos copyright Martin Connolly / The Clare Echo THE newly-refurbished Lahinch Coast Hotel has opened its doors under new management. The Clare Echo took a look inside the beautiful 144-room establishment, which has undergone major changes since co-owners and joint managers John and Bríd O’Meara took the reins. Bríd and John O’Meara, previously of the…
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Wild Atlantic Way rebranding of Airport won’t take off
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Shannon Airport rebranding could tackle Dublin’s monopoly
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