Ennis Lotto player wins €457k
ONE Lotto player from Ennis is €457,080 richer following Saturday night’s draw.
Problems of food waste flagged by Obair chef
AWARENESS of the huge problems posed by food waste in Ireland and internationally is to be highlighted in a new online series featuring a Newmarket-on-Fergus service.
Ballyea crash out of Munster club to dominant Ballygunner
*Cillian Brennan. Photograph: Natasha Barton Ballyea’s Munster club journey came crashing down at the first hurdle when they came off second best to a much-stronger Ballygunner on Sunday afternoon.
Shortage of outdoor seating in Ennis flagged by councillors
*The parklet which was on O’Connell St during the duration of the Temporary Mobility Plan in Ennis. ENNIS is lacking an adequate amount of outdoor seating for its “ageing population”, an elected representative has said.
Conway appointed to international OSCE panel to represent people with disabilities
*Senator Martin Conway. Photograph: Natasha Barton ENNISTYMON Senator, Martin Conway (FG) has been appointed to a panel within the Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) to promote political participation of people with disabilities.
No injuries as car crashes into wall at Blake’s Corner
NO injuries were reported after a car collided with a wall at Blake’s Corner in Ennistymon.
Smith O’Briens fall short in Munster quarter-final
*Eddie Bourke. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill Smith O’Briens have exited the Munster club championship, their tally of twelve wides proving costly.
Newmarket-on-Fergus path with links to the Famine labelled a hazard
RENEWED calls for repairs to a Newmarket-on-Fergus footpath with links back to the famine have been issued.
Shannon’s future requires rebellion towards Council & elected reps – community meeting hears
SHANNON’s future requires a rebellion when it comes to the local elections according to passionate pleas at a Community Council meeting.
Rates to increase as Council’s €138.7m budget is approved
*Businesses like those in Shannon Town Centre will face a rates increase. Photograph: John Mangan Clare’s county councillors have adopted its revenue budget voting against a calls for a deferral of the decision.