Managed by the Tourism Department of Clare County Council, the Burren and Cliffs of Moher UNESCO Global Geopark is one of three Irish UNESCO Geoparks that contain a wealth of geological data and beauty.
Doonbeg native Patrick Kelly has completed a charity cycle event in honour of his friend Paddy Culligan who passed away from cancer in August 2019.
Clare native and environmental artist Evelyn Sorohan manipulates finite resources into contemporary works of art to open up conversations concerning climate change.
Dog thefts within the county have increased by forty per cent in recent months, the severity of these thefts has sparked nationwide concern amongst not only dog owners but the general public alike.
A shop window in Tulla has become the quintessential component in the war on plastic and packaged goods within the town.
Leave No Trace is a nationwide inter-agency campaign that looks to combat littering in public hotspots such as National Parks, Nature Reserves, Forest Parks, OPW National Heritage Sites as well as rivers, beaches, forests and special areas of conservation.
Gort resident Mary Theresa Keane is a cancer survivor. This year she celebrates being five years cancer free, along with her 60th birthday, which took place in April.
A little less than a fortnight ago, John and Sarah of Castlewood Park, Ennis, were in the process of renovating their sitting room, and were looking to replace their current fireplace with a brand-new stove.
Torpey Hurley’s have released their brand new sustainable Bambú hurley, an innovation in sports engineering that has been sculpted and shaped, behind the scenes, for the past six years.
Ennis business owners are lobbying to reopen the streets of the town and reverse the pedestrianisation implemented by Clare County Council.
