Positive cases of COVID-19 still remain “too high” according to the Deputy Chief Medical Officer as 14 additional persons have been diagnosed with the virus in Clare.
Speeding offences increased on Clare roads last year while a 35 percent reduction in the amount of persons detected driving under the influence of alcohol and drugs was recorded.
Farmers are being hit with “more unneeded bureaucracy” with calls for a derogation allowing veterinary medicines to be sold without prescription for use on food-producing animals set to cease.
Five Clare footballers have been included in the first Treaty Utd squad that will compete in the 2021 Airtricity League First Division.
Medics are observing a continued improvement on COVID-19 hospital numbers while 11 new cases of the virus have been reported in Clare.
Flood cover for businesses will increase the amount of enterprises setting up in the county town according to the Mayor of Ennis.
A “growing amount” of West Clare families are struggling to pay rent and HAP, a local councillor has flagged.
A Rineanna man has taken up poetry during the lockdown and has credited the form of literature with helping to get through the restrictions.
Clare’s 53rd hurling All Star award was also arguably its most inevitable as Tony Kelly’s scintillating 2020 championship performances ensured his inclusion on the team of the year for the 50th anniversary of the prestigious PWC GAA/GPA All Stars.
