Burren farmer the focus of RTÉ documentary
Burren farmer, Patrick McCormack was the focus of an RTÉ One documentary this week.
‘I’ve been really looking forward to a Cornetto’ – words of Ennis woman released from prison in 1999
“I’m free, I’m free, I’m free,” were the words of Mary Druhan following her release from prison in 1999.
Showcasing the outstanding beauty of the Burren
The Burren Ecotourism Network is looking to showcase its special status as a unique area of outstanding beauty through the commissioned filming of over 60 new short films, with the hope of enticing tourists and visitors to visit the Burren and Cliffs of Moher Geo Park region over the winter months and into the 2021 season.
Kimberly Guilfoyle the latest Clare link to the Trumps
Kimberly Guilfoyle made international headlines on Monday, stealing the show with a brawny and vociferous speech on the first night of the 2020 Republican National Convention.
Doonbeg’s Deirdre surfs the waves of stress
Doonbeg native Deirdre Fitzpatrick has managed to harness the power of mindfulness for creativity, utilising it as a buoyancy aid for life.
Clare now a hotspot for single use plastic
County Clare has become a single use plastic hotspot, according to one study conducted by the Cease Using Single-Use Plastics group.
Stronger incentives needed for people to relocate to Clare
Clare councillors are calling for stronger measures to be put in place in order to repopulate the county’s towns and villages, hoping to entice the younger generation to return to the county in light of new remote working measures.
Poorer were ‘unfairly treated by Council’ in 1987
“The poorer sections of the community are treated unfairly where civil or quasi – civil matters in law arise,” these were the words of William Moloney who held the position of Clare County Secretary in 1987.
