glendara art

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The Clare Echo is asking local people to get behind Clare businesses, and to think local before visiting international shopping websites. Today, we showcase the windswept hill that is Tulla and some businesses that are trading online, giving you the opportunity to give them a click and support local.

This series is part of The Clare Echo’s #clickforclare initiative, supported by Local Enterprise Office Clare.

Business name: Bia Folláin Health Food Store                                  
Who they are: A health food store run by health & wellness expert Trish Moloney, who have just gone online  
Where are they located: Tulla
What they sell: Variety of health care, beauty, mother & baby products     
Where can I find them: https://biafollain.ie/


Business name: Glendara Art
Who they are: Artist Tim Moloney (pictured)
Where they are located: Tulla
What they sell: Landscape and seascape paintings & prints depicting times past from County Clare
Where I can find them: glendaraart.com

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