Ennis RFC’s U16s continued their winning form against Kanturk of Cork at the weekend. On the back of a good win against Kilrush the previous week, the Clare side carried their momentum into Saturday’s game as they opened the scoring after just two minutes with a powerful run from winger Luke Kennedy. Luke had to …
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Based in Ennis since 1974, Vitalograph is a global leader in the development and production of respiratory diagnostic devices. With exports to more than 110 countries worldwide, they are now growing their presence in the Gulf Region with new partnerships in Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Kuwait, and the UAE. Their recent participation at Arab Health, the …
Ennis based Vitalograph, paving the way for future of healthcare in Middle East Read More »
An Post will increase the price of basic national and international stamp on Tuesday 1st March 2022. The standard national letter stamp will increase to €1.25 (currently €1.10) while the standard international stamp will be €2.20 (currently €2.00). These levels are well below the current average European tariffs for high quality, letter delivery services. The average …
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The Aontú national secretary, Limerick based Sarah Beasley, has called for more supports and funding for services that offer valuable emergency assistance to the victims of domestic violence and their families. The call comes after statistics released to Aontú show that Gardaí in Clare received some 837 reports of domestic violence in 2021, a dramatic increase …
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A mature student from Meelick, who wanted to help her family’s business enterprise, has gained one of the top marks in the country in the Accounting Technicians Ireland (ATI) Diploma exams, for which she studied online.
THE 1980s was something of a golden era of international caliber musicians adorning stages in County Clare. Admittedly, it was the draw of Lisdoonvarna alone that pulled the likes of Jackson Browne, UB40, Van Morrison, Rory Gallagher and many more to the Banner County but as the decade ended and Ireland were preparing for Italia …
The day Meat Loaf came to the Showgrounds and Ennis ‘went wild’ Read More »
WORKING from home’ is a term that’s taken on great significance since the arrival of the pandemic however a business-forward family in the Burren have been doing just that since before it was trendy. Cathal and Bronagh O’Rourke set up the Burren Farm Experience three years ago and were on the cusp of launching their …
‘Custodians of the land’ hope to grow Burren Farm Experience Read More »
A PERFECT storm of consumers supporting local, a shift towards sustainable shopping practices, and growing concern about the climate crisis has culminated in an increase in custom for health food shops across the country over the last two years. Bia Folláin’s journey began in March 2007 when owner Trish Moloney decided to open a health …
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The price of the average three-bed semi in County Clare is expected to rise by 5% in the next 12 months, according to a survey by Real Estate Alliance.
UPTURNED boats in the harbours of Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way is a common scene, symbolising the thousands of nautical miles put down by sailors along our coast. It’s a familiar sight that is often absorbed by the powerful spectacle of a coastal vista; however one County Clare designer has made it the centre-point of her …
Independent shops make Ennis so special, says Laura Vaughan Read More »
