Ennis 2040 Plan must prioritise green spaces
Any person who spends much of their time in Ennis, like me will be aware there are no green spaces in the town centre. It lets our wonderful streets down, unequivocally.
‘It was a Sinn Féin seat’ – McGettigan says Wynne should have returned Clare seat to the party
*Cllr Donna McGettigan (SF). Photograph: John Mangan OUTGOING TD, Violet-Anne Wynne (IND) should have returned her seat to Sinn Féin according to Cllr Donna McGettigan (SF).
Dyslexic-friendly book written about The Burren
Shane Casey has released a new dyslexic-friendly book about the Burren called ‘The Calf and the Cuckoo.’ All proceeds generated will go towards the local educational charity of Burrenbeo Trust.
Specsavers proud of reliable service to community
Specsavers Ennis, experts in eye and hearing care, has been offering unparalleled service throughout the pandemic and are proud to be a reliable and constant service to the people in their community.
ANALYSIS: Ways for Clare hurlers to improve in 2021
Clare’s hurlers hopes of returning to Croke Park for the first time since 2018 have to wait another year following Saturday’s defeat to Waterford.
Smaointe play their cards right with Irish-language greetings
VALERIE Mhic Giolla Fhinnéin sits at her kitchen table crafting her trade, as we discuss her greeting card business Smaointe.
Eoghan & Ultan find the light of the day
Eoghan Ó Ceannabháin and Ultan O’Brien have released a new single and video called ‘Cúirt Bhaile Nua.’
Imelda keeps the shoulder to the wheel at The Pantry
The Pantry has been operating successfully for 38 years, being one of the first cafes to arrive on the streets of Kilkee in 1982.
Tidy Towns involvement continues to instil pride of place for winning Ennis volunteers
AN INVOLVEMENT with Ennis Tidy Towns has heightened volunteers love for the county town.
WATCH/LISTEN: Another Tony Kelly masterclass | Clare back in All-Ireland quarter-finals |
Clare’s Tony Kelly has been credited with bringing his game to another level as Clare sealed their place in the quarter-finals of the All-Ireland senior hurling championship and has been described by Fergal Hegarty as the county’s greatest hurler.
