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Clare UL students still in limbo on fees

Clare students who were forced to leave their campus accommodation at the University of Limerick (UL) due to the Covid-19 outbreak still do not know if their fees will be repaid – six weeks after the Governing Authority indicated they would “consider the matter”. 

Visitor ban remains in place at UL Hospitals Group

UL Hospitals Group is reminding the public that the ban on visiting at its six hospital sites remains in place.

Funding for 3 Clare local authority harbour projects

The Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine, Michael Creed T.D., has announced details of a €3.1m package to assist 10 coastal Local Authorities including Clare County Council to undertake repair projects on harbours and slipways owned by them.

TDs to work towards Shannon Airport growth

Fianna Fáil TD for Clare Cathal Crowe has welcomed a cross-party commitment from Midwest TDs to ensure growth at Shannon Airport at this challenging time.

Clare organisations share €1m thanks to Intel employees

All over Ireland in the past number of weeks we have seen communities come together to look after one another in so many ways – volunteers helping others to get their shopping and medicines, people fundraising for the frontline, everybody obeying the restrictions to help our fellow citizens stay healthy, together in spirit but apart physically.
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2020 Riches of Clare concert series cancelled

Clare Arts Office has confirmed that, for the first time since the series started in 2005, the Riches of Clare concert series will not take place in 2020.

Hector’s new Lockdown show from his shed

'From his shed in Galway, Hector along with an eclectic mix of guests will entertain the nation in these surreal times. It’s Hector like you've never seen him before - He's in Lockdown'.

Ennis Town Centre to be pedestrianised this week

Clare County Council will pedestrianise several streets in Ennis and reroute traffic on a temporary basis from Wednesday as part of its continued efforts to tackle the spread of Covid-19. 
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