WELCOME to The Daily Click, where we put the spotlight on businesses in County Clare with an online shop.

The Clare Echo is asking local people to get behind Clare businesses, and to think local before visiting international shopping websites. Today, we showcase the e-commerce sellers of Quilty, an area that beats to the sound of the Atlantic Ocean. Go ahead, give them a click and support local.

This series is part of The Clare Echo’s #clickforclare initiative, supported by Local Enterprise Office Clare.

Business name: Wild Irish Seaweed
Who they are: Supplying the global seaweed market for over 100 years through four generations of seaweed harvesters from the west coast of Clare
Where they are located: Quilty
What they sell: Seaweed based food, skincare and gift products
Where I can find them: https://wildirishseaweeds.com/


Business name: John O’Dwyer Concrete
Who they are: Family run business with more than 30 years of experience in the Building, Hardware and Concrete Manufacturing Trade
Where they are located: Quilty
What they sell: Wide range of fuel products available online including coal, logs, kindling, gas bottles and coal bunkers
Where I can find them: https://johnodwyerquilty.ie/

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