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Craggaunowen steps back into The Viking Age

Craggaunowen will be transformed into a Viking village with medieval games, battle creations and a celebration of Norse arts, crafts and trades this August...

Acclaimed Clare-born writer Edna O’Brien has died

The acclaimed Clare-born writer Edna O'Brien has died at the age of 93 in London after a long illness. Born in Tuamgraney in East Clare,...

Old Photos, Protected Species & Tasty Treats at Scariff...

The opportunity to indulge in a little local nostalgia, to learn about threatened wildlife species recorded on what was a derelict manufacturing site for...

Walk the Way of the Famine and Hear Stories...

A unique feature of the August Bank Holiday Scariff Harbour Festival will draw special attention to the story of the famine in east Clare. A...

Irish Chamber Orchestra confirms Autumn/Winter schedule

The Irish Chamber Orchestra has confirmed an eclectic new season with an over-arching theme of Shared Spaces which runs throughout the upcoming year. As a collaborative ensemble, we...
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Burren College of Art confirms Poet-in-Residence recipient

The Burren College of Art has confirmed that the recipient of the third annual David Whyte Poet-in-Residence Award is North Clare poet, Grace Wells. David...

Maximising Your Home Renovation in Ireland: Expert Tips and...

Renovating your home in Ireland can be both a rewarding and challenging experience. Whether you're motivated by the need for necessary repairs or the...

First Black Mayor in Northern Ireland to visit Scariff

A prominent Kenyan Irish political and community activist and the newly elected Mayor of Derry & District of Strabane opens Scariff Harbour Festival over...
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