Social housing units in Newmarket-on-Fergus will be completed two years before a Shannon treatment plant is ready to receive sewage from the houses, a construction representative has cautioned.
Scariff based Irish Seed Savers Association celebrates its 30th anniversary this year, perpetuating a passion for preserving Ireland’s seed heritage.
Two Clare natives have been running an unofficial Christmas challenge for five years against An Post and are hoping that this will finally be the year that they get the better of the national postal service.
Parents of special needs students in Clare have said their children have retreated and regressed due to the disruptions to their school routines with one teenager refusing to leave his room for an eleven week period except to go to the bathroom and fill his water bottle.
Members of the public have been advised to return to bottle banks if they are full rather than leaving items on the ground.
Fujifilm’s Wonder Photo Shop opened its doors to Ennis in 2007, seeing off a hard-hitting recession in its first few years through adaptability and innovation, tells owner Niall Considine.
Liscannor resident Kevin L. Smith has created a snapshot of the Cliffs of Moher in book format, having taken a picture of the cliffs each day throughout 2018.
A Feakle volunteer run centre is continuing to tackle isolation.
An Ennis based animation company will feature an animated short on RTÉjr and RTÉ2 this Christmas.
St. Patrick’s Comprehensive School in Shannon have launched a new initiative which uses digital technology to allow nursing home residents to experience activities like walking, cooking and playing with pets again.
