One year since Clare recorded first case of COVID-19
It’s year today since Clare recorded its first case of COVID-19, Tadhg Holland pinpoints the key dates of the past twelve months as the virus entered the county.
It’s year today since Clare recorded its first case of COVID-19, Tadhg Holland pinpoints the key dates of the past twelve months as the virus entered the county.
Level Five restrictions will remain throughout the Republic of Ireland until the 5th of April, at least, the Taoiseach has confirmed.
Key leaders of Government must make “every effort” to get the potential of an Amazon distribution facility at Shannon Airport over the line.
*An empty Shannon Airport. Photograph: Joe Buckley A six hour turnaround which saw the appointment and then cancellation of the new Chairperson of Shannon Group plc has been coined as a “fiasco” and “a sorry saga”.
A language school in Ennis has launched a brand new website to promote their virtual learning platform as crucial advances in online learning continue to boost children’s education.
An extension to Level 5 lockdown until March 5th has been agreed by the Cabinet’s sub-committee on COVID-19.
A Clare TD is calling for city status to be granted for Ennis.
Severe restrictions as seen in the first wave of Coronavirus have returned following a concerning increase in the spread of the virus.
A return to lockdown has been agreed by Cabinet and will last until the end of January, at least.
For the Christmas and New Year period, Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine and Charlie McConalogue (FF) has thanked farmers in Co Clare their help and support since he took office in September.