An Argentinian liqueur named after a Clare town has revitalised cultural icon Che Guevara’s ties with the Banner County and could see the beverage stocked in local pubs and off-licences.
A young man from Ennistymon is gunning for his place on the Junior Irish Shooting team this September, with two successive high scoring weekends adding to his chances.
A Clarecastle musician looking to put a smile on people’s faces has released his debut single, stating that “the world is crying out for real music with real instruments, and not computerised stuff”.
An Ultra Cyclist from Ennis recently completed his fourth annual Joe Barr 800km cycle in 31 hours and has championed the mental health benefits of “disconnecting from technology during training”.
The annual River Fergus clean-up took place last week in Ennis, yielding a large rubbish profile from one of the town’s Special Areas of Conservation (SAC).
A special Shannon restoration project will be launched this weekend as part of National Heritage Week and will feature an afternoon of music and storytelling.
The 21st annual Tour de Munster passed through County Clare on Friday, with 157 cyclists taking to the roads in support of Munster Down Syndrome Ireland branches.
A boat on display in Clare contends that St. Brendan (6th.C) could have been the first person to discover America.
Documentary maker Ken O’ Sullivan is calling on the Irish Government to increase its Marine Protected Areas (MPA), stressing that Ireland is far behind its European counterparts.
Merchant’s Square in Ennis has evolved into a thriving eco-system of business this summer, with traders enjoying a Mediterranean feel in the “best pedestrianised area of the town.”
