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VIDEO: On This Day In Clare History – 06...

On this day (January 6th) in 2014, much of the coastal infrastructure in Co Clare lay in ruins following an intense Atlantic Storm.

1916 show set for final curtain

A special East Clare celebration of the centenary of the 1916 Rising through music, song and poetry will get a final and eagerly awaited bow on December 27th.

Parteen pupils try to reunite family of WW1 fallen...

Sixth class pupils in Parteen N.S. are undertaking a challenging history project and they’re appealing for the public’s help.

Markievicz committal warrant for Ennis exhibit

Clare Museum has launched its contribution to the Local Authority Museum Network’s exhibition ‘1916 Across the Country’, which features a single exhibit, the form used on 7th May 1916 to commit Countess Markievicz to prison following her participation in the Easter Rising.

Public lecture on Moneen cave skeleton

Institute of Technology Sligo will host a special archaeology event on Friday night December 9th at Hylands Burren Hotel in Ballyvaughan.
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Huge turnout for Flan’s Turnpike book launch

Hundreds of people turned out tonight for the launch of the latest publication by The Clare Roots Society.

Turnpike history documented by Flan

This Thursday, December 1st, will see the launch of the latest publication by Clare Roots Society - The Turnpike.

World War 1 memorial to be unveiled

The committee of the Clare Peace Park Initiative will hold a dedication service of a new memorial erected in remembrance of more than 600 Clare people who died in several war zones in battles on land, at sea and in the air during World War One.
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