*St Flannan’s College are the reining Dr Harty Cup champions. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill After two very disrupted seasons, one without any fixtures, the second level colleges GAA competitions are set to commence and first round games in a variety of Munster championships will be played from the beginning of November.
Capacity of Clare’s water treatment plant is to be temporarily reduced until Monday (October 4th).
A Kilkee company has achieved All-Star architecture and design company accreditation from the All-Ireland Business Foundation.
A dedicated air ambulance landing location in Kilkee is needed to compensate ambulance wait times in West Clare, a county councillor has said.
Less speeding will occur in Ballybeg once footpaths are constructed, Council engineers and elected members have predicted.
Intermittent reductions to water supply are expected across large sections of West Clare for up to two weeks.
“Sporadic and unpredictable” bus services in North Clare represent a public transport crisis, a local activist has claimed.
Jake O’Regan of Kilkee finished in thirteenth place in the Antrim Coast Half Marathon (Elite Race A) while representing his country on Sunday.
Popular West Clare tourist spots experienced three thefts from vehicles on Sunday.
Clare County Council has announced that the lifeguard service at four of Clare’s most popular beaches – Fanore, Lahinch, Kilkee and Spanish Point – is being extended this year. Lifeguards at these locations will be on duty full-time (11:00am-7:00pm, seven days a week) until Sunday, 12th September. In previous years, these beaches were not lifeguarded …
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