To avoid a clash with Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann in August, the Merriman Summer School was moved forward this year and once more glór was the venue.

Limerick’s bid for the 2020 European Capital of Culture is reaching its climax and the people of the city are being encouraged to take time off this Tuesday to celebrate.

Clare County Council is inviting tenders for the supply of completed housing schemes that are fit for purpose for social housing in Clare towns and villages where a housing need exists.

Visitors to the Cliffs of Moher have been warned not to stray from the official walking trail as part of the cliff edge has become dangerously unstable.

Repair, maintenance and improvement work in Clare’s construction industry was over €108 million in 2015.

Companies need to cater for the training needs of all its employees, current and potential, when drawing up training and development plans and budgets and, they need to be aware that skills and hustle are the sought-after requirements of the new millennial generation.

Clare TD Timmy Dooley spoke in the Dáil this week about his party’s ambition for Ireland to become a mobile island.

Two stalwarts of Clare County Council’s General Design section retire from the organisation this coming Friday bringing to an end combined public service careers spanning 75 years.