‘Don’t… Visit Miltown Malbay’ – tourism video takes a new tack
MILTOWN Malbay Development Company has introduced a new “anti-promotional” video to show off the town’s beauty and unique charm.
MILTOWN Malbay Development Company has introduced a new “anti-promotional” video to show off the town’s beauty and unique charm.
*Photograph: John Mangan STANDBY CREWS will be in place for Willie Clancy week should a water outage occur in West Clare for the third week in a row.
HAVE you ever wondered what people in Clare are searching for online? Phone numbers for their local restaurants, hairdressers and doctors, sure. But where does the buck stop? With so much information available online, it’s probably safe to assume you – yes you! – have been Googled by a neighbour. Today, The Clare Echo brings …
*Photograph: Arthur Ellis MILTOWN MALBAY’s economic is readying itself for a surge with the return of the Willie Clancy Festival.
*Séamus Mac Mathúna. Niamh Uí Bhriain pays tribute her late father, Séamus Mac Mathúna.
AS A PANELLIST during Ennis Book Club Festival, Evelyn Conlon discussed Irish literary feminisms, however she does not class herself as a feminist writer but one who continues to champion women’s rights.
MILTOWN MALBAY’s renowned square is in line for a face-lift.
*Photograph: Ann O’Connell Scoil Samhraidh Willie Clancy is going all virtual for the second year running as COVID-19 restrictions have forced the iconic Miltown Malbay traditional music school to host all events this summer through Zoom.
1995 was a life-changing time for 15 Clare bachelors who had the distinction of lining out in September of that year and driving their county to a second ever All-Ireland SHC title.
The Miltown Malbay Development Committee is pioneering a new initiative to showcase local talent in the face of the cancellation of the 48th Willie Clancy Summer School this year.