Almost €6m allocated for active travel projects in Clare
Close to €6m has been allocated for active travel funding for cycling and walking infrastructure projects in Co Clare.
Close to €6m has been allocated for active travel funding for cycling and walking infrastructure projects in Co Clare.
Serious issues relating to 52 unsewered settlements in Clare has been likened to Armageddon.
*Doolin. Photograph: John Mangan A ‘dezoning war’ is likely to lead to Clare councillors rejecting a proposed County Development Plan with the survival of rural parts of the county on the line.
Two Clare restaurants have been recognised at the Michelin Star awards for their efforts in promoting and supporting sustainable practices.
Professional Irish dancer Tess McGovern has created an artistic visual piece, signifying a reconnection with her home town of Doolin and her sense of place in the world.
Frustration is hitting fever pitch in two West Clare communities over the absence of adequate sewerage and wastewater treatment plants despite decades of efforts to rectify the matter.
One life one club is how Donie Garrihy phrases it when reflecting on St Breckans celebrating fifty years.
Pat Harrington came to Lisdoonvarna in 1969 when he took up his first teaching appointment at Mary Immaculate secondary school.
This Friday, February 19, is a very special day in the life of St Breckans GAA club.
An air of excitement greeted the beginning of the St Breckans in February 1971, fifty years on enthusiasm still surrounds the club but intertwined with a hope that bigger days are on the horizon.