Storm Lorenzo continues to pound the Clare coast this morning as Met Éireann extended its Yellow Status wind warning.

Met Éireann has issued a Status Orange wind warning for Clare for a period overnight on Thursday into Friday with the county remaining under a Status Yellow before and afterwards.

While across the country, people are battening the hatches, airlines are cancelling flights and pilots are being forced to divert to other airports, one intrepid flight crew has taken to the skies at Shannon Airport especially because it’s so windy.

The body of a young man has been recovered from the base of a cliff in Co Clare.

The Clare Leader Forum is calling on all stakeholders: architects, engineers, planners, local authority staff, elected representatives, the public and organisations interested in the mobility rights of everyone including parents, children, older people and disabled people to come together in the Temple Gate Hotel Ennis to examine “Is the Disability Act 2005 Working for Us?”

One person was treated in hospital following a road traffic collision near Newmarket on Fergus.

Developmental Groupwork programmes, first rolled out by Clare Youth Service in the 1970s, are to be reformatted and modernised.

Ennis Scouts invite you to dust off your walking boots and join them in exploring their favourite hikes to help raise funds for the new hall development.