John McNeilis wins Kilrush captain’s prize
*Noel Kilkenny presents the Captain’s Prize to John McNeilis. Captain Noel Kilkenny’s prize was played for at Kilrush at the weekend when John McNeilis (18) emerged as the winner with 110.
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College of FET Kilrush Campus steers learners towards maritime training
Thanks to the success of previous Maritime training programmes and the level of industry engagement, Limerick and Clare Education and Training Board is delighted that its College of Further Education and Training Campus in Kilrush, County Clare is now a dedicated centre of excellence in marine-related training. The initiative is modelled around the success achieved …
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AIB must ‘learn how to treat customers’ following cashless backlash
*AIB’s Shannon branch is located in the Shannon Town Centre. Photograph: Joe Buckley AIB must ‘learn how to treat customers’ in the wake of their reversal to scrap plans to make 70 of its 170 branches cashless.
Kilrush digital hub to be relocated
KILRUSH’s digital hub is to be relocated due to increasing demand for the facility.
Clare horse farmer attacked his brother in law in ‘mare-covering’ row
*Flan McNamara following the sitting of Ennis Circuit Court. A CLARE equine farmer repeatedly struck his brother in law across his body with an ash-plant in a row over where the farmer’s mare should be ‘covered’.
AIB complete u-turn on plans to make four Clare branches cashless
AIB will not proceed with proposed changes to make 70 branches cashless including four in Co Clare.
Judge compares chaotic Tullycrine late night farm scene to ‘Wild West’
A JUDGE HAS compared a late night chaotic farm-yard scene where a father and son confronted Gardai with a pitch-fork and a calving jack to something from the Wild West.
AIB’s move to go cashless in four Clare branches ‘a slap in the face to rural Ireland’
FOUR MAJOR AIB BRANCHES in Clare are to be turned into cashless outlets from the end of September.
Coroner’s verdict into death of 25 year old Galway man stalled
*The Galway native fell to his death at the Cliffs of Moher. A coroner’s verdict into the death of a 25 year old Galway patient who fell to his death at the Cliffs of Moher has been stalled.
‘The system isn’t working’ – councillors vexed by hybrid meetings
*Zoom was used for SPC meetings whereas full Council & MD meetings utilise Microsoft Teams. ONGOING TECHNICAL DIFFICULTIES at local authority sittings has prompted a Kilkee representative to call for action.
