IRELAND’S newest outdoor challenge is inviting hikers, runners and revellers to Feel the Burren this October Bank Holiday weekend for a unique 10k challenge set in the wilderness of Clare’s national park.
*Deputy Violet-Anne Wynne and Cllr Clare Colleran Molloy. Photograph: Eamon Ward. MAYOR of the Ennis Municipal District, Cllr Clare Colleran Molloy (FF) believes those in the political sphere are “not treating the environmental crisis as the emergency which it really is”.
Beckman Coulter is located in the heart of a great community in O’Callaghan’s Mills where it employs more than 500 people, making it one of the largest employers in the region.
CLEAN Ireland Recycling is urging Clare householders to double down on their recycling efforts, advising that there are potential environmental and cost benefits for the billpayer.
The team: Fiona Kennedy, Roger Fox, Leonard Shanahan, Paul Slattery, Wayne Considine and Martha Gumula outisde Shanahan Paints premises in Ennis. Missing from photo: Fergus Shanahan (Director) Photo by Natasha Barton Shanahan Paints has been supplying painting and decorating products and services to Retail, Trade and Wholesale customers in County Clare since 1972.
LAHINCH Coast Hotel is one of North Clare’s most popular destinations with families and golfers. Since the O’Meara family took over as co-owners in late 2018, the 147-bedroom hotel and leisure centre is showing its true colours as a family-run establishment.
DONIE O’Keefe’s Champion Meats is truly a family business with four generations of family having helped along the way.
CELEBRATING 25 years in business, The Snack Shack’s quarter century milestone will be widely celebrated – not just by the tight-knit Reidy family but also the thousands of customers who have crossed the famous yellow door at Abbey Street Car Park. The Snack Shack has become an institution among those who work and study in …
AN IRISH-owned company based in Brisbane is looking to hire and sponsor people from Clare looking to develop their careers in Australia.
MONEY that’s been kept on deposit is losing value fast, according to financial advisor Darach Honan. There is a high volume of cash on deposit in Ireland currently, however consumers are currently at risk due to historically high inflation levels. Darach Honan, of Honan Financial Services explains that keeping your assets in cash is essentially …
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