*Ellen Quinn and Alex Falco, founder of Hurst Botanicals in Clarecastle. CLARECASTLE is the home of kombucha in the West of Ireland, thanks to a couple of entrepreneurs who are brewing the fermented drink from their botanical brewery in the village.
A NEW website co-designed by the young people of Clare, has been credited with helping children and parents to access mental health supports in the county. Such has been the success of the Heads Up website, a Ukrainian version is now being developed to help young people who have arrived in Clare after fleeing their …
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A WEST Clare company which recycles 300 tonnes of farm plastic every year – which is then converted into fencing posts – is planning to double its production levels in 2023.
*Photograph: Brian Arthur Limerick and Clare Education and Training Board today announced an investment in the region of over €1bn at the launch of its new five-year strategy.
SEXUAL health experts have warned how critical it is that young people are aware of support services available.
*Wix & Wax were honoured at the 2021 Clare Business Awards. THE Ennis entrepreneurs behind Wix & Wax are just over two years into their journey as a candle-making company.
The first week in December marks International Day of Persons with Disabilities which recognises visible and invisible disabilities and promotes the importance of inclusion in life and the workplace.
*Director of Rural Development with Clare County Council, Leonard Cleary, Fiona McKenna of ATU Sligo, Pat Dowling Chief Executive of Clare County Council, Cathaoirleach of Clare County Council Cllr Tony O’Brien (FF), Head of Tourism with Clare County Council Deirdre O’Shea, Carol Gleeson Manager of the Burren and Cliffs of Moher UNESCO Geopark and Sean …
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CLARE people are being encouraged to remain physically active all year round, with local experts warning that participation levels in physical activity and sports in Clare drop during the winter months.
Tony Hoyne of Palm Free (Zero Waste) Irish Soap Ltd., and Kieran Mullins, Project Director at Dublin Waste to Energy Photo by Naoise Culhane EAST Clare soap producer Palm Free has strengthened its reputation for being environmentally friendly, picking up a prestigious national award for waste management.
