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Why more people are choosing an online doctor in Ireland for quick consultations

Nowadays, you can do almost anything from the comfort of your mobile phone or computer. From shopping to gambling, banking, and even getting healthcare services. While you cannot receive treatments from your home, you can consult with doctors from your phone. This is thanks to online doctor consultation practices. An online doctor consultation is where …

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Back to back Oscar Traynor defeats for Clare

By The Clare Echo

*Dean Hegarty. Photograph: Joe Buckley BACK TO BACK defeats for Clare’s Oscar Traynor side has them in need of results going their way in the final round of the group if they are to progress to the knockout stages.

One point loss ends Wolfe Tones’ quest for Munster honours

By The Clare Echo

*Niall Fitzgerald of Wolfe Tones. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill WOLFE Tones suffered a one point loss to Tipperary side Aherlow to see their season come to an end.

Celebrate Christmas at the Crescent

By The Clare Echo

The holiday season begins at Crescent Shopping Centre with a series of festive events for the whole family. Kicking off the season on Friday, November 22nd, at 5:00 pm, is the magical Christmas Lights Switch-On. Irish Olympian Sharlene Mawdsley will be on hand to light up the centre, joined by DJ Valerie Wheeler from Spin …

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Social finance opportunity for Clare groups

By The Clare Echo

*PICTURED: Clann Credo CEO Mary Lawlor, Minister for Finance Jack Chamber and Clann Credo Chair John O’Callaghan A SOCIAL finance organisation which has loaned €215m to more than 1,500 projects in Ireland is looking to meet community groups from County Clare this week. A registered charity, Clann Credo is a social finance organisation with its …

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Temperatures to drop to -2°C in Clare

By The Clare Echo

By Jane Hinchy (TY student at St Joseph’s Spanish Point) Temperatures are predicted to plummet to as low as -2°C in County Clare this week. Met Éireann has issued a week-long weather advisory for the entire country, as the cold snap begins and continues throughout this week with temperatures well below the national average for …

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