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Young man killed in Cratloe collision

A teenage boy has died after the car in which he was travelling collided with a rail level-crossing in Co Clare in the early hours of the morning.

‘Beeping for the Frontline’ to be a nightly event

Motorists across counties Clare and Limerick and even from as far away as the United States have taken part in a quickly organised show-of-support for those working on the frontline during the current COVID-19 pandemic.

COVID-19 (Coronavirus) information videos

The Department of Health has put together series of videos to better inform us all about COVID-19 (Coronavirus).

UL Hospitals Group to curtail outpatient radiology 

UL Hospitals Group is curtailing outpatient radiology services from Wednesday March 18th for an initial period of four weeks.

Clare pubs lead the way and close ahead of...

A number of Clare pubs confirmed plans to close even ahead of a requested from the government for pubs and bars nationally to do so.
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Clare FM to broadcast Mass for listeners on Sunday

The Bishop Of Killaloe, Most Reverend Fintan Monahan, announced this morning on Clare FM’s Morning Focus that all masses within the diocese will be cancelled until March 29th in line with  Government and public health advice.

Shannon Heritage visitor attractions closed temporarily

Shannon Group has taken the decision to suspend operations at all of its Shannon Heritage visitor attractions from 5.00pm this evening until Sunday 29th March.  

Diocese responds to Government COVID-19 recommendations

Following the recommendations of the Government and Public Health Authorities this morning, the Diocese of Killaloe wishes to put measures in place to help ensure the containment of the virus and the protection of the faithful who may be particularly vulnerable at this time.
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