21 year old Murphy to represent Clare in Nose of Tralee
*Murphy at home in Clarecastle. Photograph: Joe Buckley A 21-year-old rescue dog in Clare has been chose to represent the county in the Nose of Tralee.
Clarecastle’s Veronica dips into the sea for coastal swim challenge
A Clarecastle woman is completing coastal swims in seventeen counties this month in order to raise money for the Irish Cancer Society.
‘Lifetime bans needed for persons that abuse animal rights’ – owner of An Cat Dubh Sanctuary
A West Clare animal rescue owner has pleaded with the public to value their pets and respect animal rights more, following a large influx of kittens throughout the pandemic.
Decorated career of Jason Titley honoured in Quin
A commemorative plaque was unveiled on Saturday to honour the decorated career of former grand national winning jockey Jason Titley.
Early Years educators remain frustrated with employment conditions
*Claire Casey. Early Years educators have reiterated their frustration with employment conditions.
Newly weds reunited with impromptu Cliffs of Moher photographs
*Andela and Mateo at the Cliffs of Moher. Photograph: Kevin Hennessy. A newly wedded couple were reunited with their estranged impromptu photographer following an error in communication on Saturday.
Biodiversity enhancement plans put in place for Clare farmers
Clare famers are benefiting from a specialised Biodiversity Enhancement Plan Training which looks at the benefits of improved grassland and plant management.
Three Clare men go way above for BUMBLEance
*Joe Robbins of CareerWise Recruitment presenting a cheque to Vinny McInerney flanked by Fionn and Neil Mac Giolla Cearra with John Cleary. Photograph: Joe Buckley. Three Clare men have completed an arduous challenge comprising of climbing 26 peaks in 109 hours in support of a vital children’s charity service.
‘We had an opinion on something we knew nothing about’
One Clare family has stressed that joining the Down Syndrome Ireland Branch in the county has opened up a whole new world of support at a time in which they “were fearful for the future.”
Gloria steps down from CLDC role
A North Clare woman lauded for two decades of deep community work has decided to step down from her role within the Clare Local Development Company.
