Of the many fundraisers organised in aid of the Mid-West’s healthcare frontline during the Covid-19 pandemic, perhaps the most remarkable is the ‘Garden Hurling Marathon’ run by Mayo hurler and University of Limerick medical student Cathal Freeman, who raised a whopping €62,616 for University Hospital Limerick and the Mid-West Cancer Society.

An Ennis man who has been researching the history of an old military barracks in Ennis hopes to complete the four-year project this summer.

The Irish Red Cross, North Clare branch, has installed a life-saving defibrillator in Ennistymon which will be available for use in the event of a cardiac emergency.

One of the counties most popular and successful summer festivals is the latest to be called off because of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Cocooning residents of an Adare sheltered housing development staged a charity walkathon within the grounds of their home this morning with the objective of staying active and positive while cocooning and to give back to the community.

A special and unique performance, recorded on participant's phones and broadcast into its homes of a tiny community in East Clare, was well received locally and by a wider audience.

A tiny Co. Clare community will bring a special and unique performance into its homes on Sunday night in a show of solidarity with parishioners during the Covid-19 lock-down.

The Irish Wheelchair Association’s frontline workers are delivering vital services to people with physical disabilities in homes in Clare throughout the COVID-19 crisis.