Three students, Jan, Jonathon and Sirin who are on an exchange to schools here in Co Clare, Ennis, Kildysart and Ennistymon. The students live with host families here while attending schools till the end of this term.

A GERMAN coffee and chat group has started up in Ennis.

For the past eleven years, Ennis has been twinned with Langenfeld in German. Following work to identify native German speakers living in the locality plus those who have worked in Germany or have studied German in school, it has led to the creation of Kaffee Klatsch.

Monthly gatherings are held by the coffee and chat group, Kaffee Klatsch who speak in German along with operating a German book exchange.

All German speakers are welcome to attend with the next Kaffee Klatsch on Saturday October 19th from 10am to 12pm at glór.

Related News

Darren Cassisy at Ennis Court
Two Carrigaholt Post Office accused won't be muted in circuit court by DPP demand to accept 'chapter and verse' allegations made against them
kilkee beach
Clare faces sweltering conditions as Status Yellow heat warning begins
147Shannon College 75th
Shannon primed to become University Town?
marissa mccarthy
‘Property is where my heart lies': Marissa McCarthy back in County Clare market.
Latest News
clare v waterford 11-02-24 davy fitzgerald 7
Davy Fitzgerald steps down as Antrim manager
147Shannon College 75th
Shannon primed to become University Town?
marissa mccarthy
‘Property is where my heart lies': Marissa McCarthy back in County Clare market.
carrigaholt post office 18-05-26 maura mckiernan 6
'There was never a doubt in my mind about coming back' - Maura returns to work in Carrigaholt post office
cork vs clare 24-05-26 diarmuid healy seán rynne cathal malone 1
Clare suffer heaviest championship defeat to Cork since 1988
Premium
'Trust your instincts' - Sheedy shows nerves of steel with superb shootout saves
Clare crash out of Tailteann Cup with limp display against Longford
Lorna leads Clare to winning championship start over Dublin
Clare minor hurlers survive Dublin scare to advance to All-Ireland quarter-finals
Goals push Clare minors into quarter-final of Paul McGirr Cup

Annual Subscription!

The Clare Echo annual subscription for just €69.99 a year. 

Prefer to pay monthly? Click the monthly option and get the first six months for just €3 a month (less than 75c per week), and thereafter €8 per month. 

Cancel anytime, limited time offer. T&Cs Apply. www.clareecho.ie.