Fr Ted – a national treasure that spread its wings in Clare
It would go on to receive international acclaim but there was little fuss when the early work of Fr Ted was carried out in North Clare.
Ironman auctioneer adopts virtual reality in work and home life
CORMAC O’Sullivan is known to most as a leading auctioneer however in recent years he has delved head first into the world of ironman competition.
Double Strike For Buttsys Boys In Shelbourne Park
*FILE PIC: Buttys Bengal with syndicate owners Ryan Hodge, Eoin Collins & David Ryan with handler Ciaran Connolly. Buttsys Bengal was at his very best and sharpest in the third race for the Buttsys Buckos Syndicate of Shannon at Shelbourne Park on Saturday night last.
Property prices expected to hold strong in Clare
OPPORTUNISTIC house hunters and investors looking to swoop for a post-Covid deal will be sorely disappointed, it appears, with high levels of demand driving continued price stability in the property market in County Clare.
Ireland’s biggest delivery of PPE lands in Shannon Airport on world’s largest plane
Shannon Airport is housing the largest aircraft in the world, The Antonov AN-225 for an overnight stay.
Michael Tierney still part of Ennis’ folklore
Few individuals really caught hold of the public heart like the great Michael Tierney did. Michael is ingrained in the history and folklore of Ennis as much as any man worth their mirth, down through the ages. Outwardly flamboyant and unapologetic, Michael flaunted his homosexuality in a time of great suppression in Ireland. Michael was …
Risk of €264m in climate change damage to Clare properties by 2050
Clare properties in both the residential and commercial industry could potentially be hit with large scale flooding and coastal erosion by 2050, incurring damages of up to €264 million.
Green Flag status for 32 Clare schools
Thirty-two Clare schools successfully achieved Green Flag status for the academic year 2019/2020, as part of a nationwide rollout of awards in May which saw a total of 750 schools conferred with the honour.
