*Molly Cantwell at home in Quin. Photograph: John Mangan A Quin student has said highlighting online hatred has become more important with an increased amount of activities occurring in the cyber space since the start of the pandemic.
Efforts are to be made to bring the Astor Cinema back to life in the centre of Scariff.
Six new cases of COVID-19 have been recorded in Co Clare.
Teenagers involved with drugs are “younger and younger” in Co Clare, a meeting of the Joint Policing Committee was informed.
Clare councillors are “worried” with the thought process of Aer Lingus management and the potential impact for the airline’s employees at Shannon Airport.
Difficulties in trading led to the closure of a religious publisher and retailer’s Ennis store.
*Pat Guilfoyle is tipped for the Con & Annie Kirby Memorial Final. Ennis owned Cragmoher Gypsy came good at her third attempt to taste victory in Galway.
Co Clare has recorded five new cases of COVID-19 and it is among 617 nationally.
*The O’Garney River in Sixmilebridge HSE officials have voiced their intention to proceed with the construction of a primary health care centre in Sixmilebridge.
*Gavin Grace presenting Morning Focus from Lahinch. Photograph: Clare FM Morning Focus presenter, Gavin Grace is to leave Clare FM.
