South of Ireland Championship return will make golf the talk of Lahinch once again
Lahinch Golf Club will welcome back the South of Ireland Amateur Open Championships this July for the first time in 24 months.
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Cruinniú na nÓg looks to the future
Numerous events are to take place in Clare this Saturday as part of Cruinniú na nÓg.
Garrihy connection to Aran Islands continues to bring life to North Clare
SPEAKING passionately about Doolin’s rich connection to the Aran Islands comes easily to Eugene Garrihy, mainly due to his family’s integral and historical role in that process.
52 pupils from 12 Clare schools contribute to Ocean of Stories
The Marine Institute is expanding its ocean literary programme in primary schools in Clare with the release of a brand-new ocean anthology book.
Lifeguard service & presence of extra seasonal staff gets underway at Clare’s coastal spots
Extra seasonal staff have commenced work at coastal locations across the county this weekend.
Dropping anchor at Spooney’s in Lahinch too tempting to pass
THE unrivalled buzz of Lahinch was on full display last weekend as thousands flocked to the seaside town to absorb the fine weekend weather.
Children’s learner swimming pool now included in development plans for Lahinch SeaWorld
A children’s leaner swimming pool is to be included in the development plan for Lahinch SeaWorld.
Bunratty man lucky to be alive after Lahinch scare
A Bunratty man was lucky to walk away with his life at Lahinch on Sunday after he was swept out to sea on a day where no lifeguards were present on the beach.
Hero surfers hailed for life-saving work on chaotic day for Lahinch
*Crowds in Lahinch on Sunday. A group of surfers were responsible for saving dozens of lives at a chaotic Lahinch on Sunday.
E-coli passed onto two week old boy after older sibling swims in Kilkee
*Photograph: John Mangan E-coli infections among young bathers remain prevalent at coastal locations in the county, a Clare Senator has warned.
