Ennis Mental Health Association are hosting a special online talk with guest speaker Dr. Tony Bates on ‘Why Talking Matters’ as part of their virtual seminar series.
Located in Bodyke, East Clare is an organic perennial plant nursery governed by a strict philosophy predicated on acclimatising to the harsh Irish weather.
St. Michael’s Villas in Ennis has been lit up following the recent conversion and opening of a brand-new sourdough café-bakery.
The need for increased mental health supports and recognition of the LGBTQ+ community in Clare has been identified through a recent survey conducted by the Clare Public Participation Network (PPN).
The Shannon Farmers Market has become a bustling social outlet for locals to link up and get their weekly shopping every Thursday morning.
*Molly Quinton, Luke Flynn, Darren Hurley, Ryan Perez, Orlaith Ahern. St. Patrick’s Comprehensive School were announced as the Best Stand-Alone Project winners in the Walk in My Shoes Mission Possible Awards.
*Dawid Sysky. Photograph: John Mangan A young man from Poland applying for Irish citizenship is looking to affirm his identity in the eyes of the law, having always felt at home here since arriving in Clare in 2004.
*Photograph: Gerard O’Neill Rural Broadband and Telecom service provider Cellnet are proud to partner with The Clare Echo as the main sponsor of their hurling coverage for 2021.
Groups in Clooney, Spancilhill and Maghera have banded together to look at collective energy generation and the potential to invest in the community through renewable energy.
Renowned Ennis born guitar virtuoso and teacher Graham Keane has released a new single channelling the existential meaning of life following his wife’s illness a number of years ago.
