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32nd Milford Hospice Harvest Fair on August 27th

The 32nd Milford Hospice Harvest Fair will takes place on Sunday, 27th August at the University of Limerick (UL) Arena, from 11am to 5pm.

Back to Education Initiative students get Leaving Cert

Students who returned to education under the Back To Education Initiative (BTEI) received the results of their Leaving Certs today. The Back To Education Initiative (BTEI)...

Top marks for Gaelcholáiste’s Róisín

Gaelcholáiste an Chláir student Róisín Ní Fhallúin achieved one of the highest scores in the country in the Leaving Certificate results which which were announced this morning, scoring a total of 7 H1 grades, and a maximum 625 points.

Exam helpline opens for Clare students

Exam Helpline 2017, provided by the National Parents’ Council Post Primary (NPCpp) and sponsored by eir, will today offering confidential advice, information and support to Clare students receiving their results.

Three injured in Doonbeg collision

Three people were taken to hospital this morning following a road traffic collision near Doonbeg.
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Traffic signals for controversial Blakes Corner

Clare County Council is introducing a temporary traffic signals system on a trial basis at Blakes Corner in Ennistymon to address traffic congestion in the area.

Orchestral project seeks visually-impaired musicians

The Clare County Council Arts Office is inviting expressions of interest from musicians with vision impairment to participate in an exciting research project funded by The Arts Council’s “Invitation to Collaboration” scheme.

Ennis and Fleadh advancing each others reputation

The cultural legacy and reputation of both Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann and Ennis will be hugely enriched by the two-year magical shared experience that culminates this week, Shannon Group Deputy CEO Mary Considine has said.
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