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Patrick Kenneally exhibition at Scariff Library

The Gallery at Scariff Library will host an exhibition by Patrick Kenneally,  whose current work is influenced by a sense of place and identity, exploring the land and landmarks of Clare to express mood, time and light.

Christmas in Ennis launches 29th November 2019

Santa Claus is coming to town on Friday 29th of November and will join Mayor of Ennis Municipal District, Cllr. Johnny Flynn, for the official switching on of the Christmas Lights and the launch of the ‘Christmas in Ennis’ programme in O’Connell Square from 5pm.

Property Marking Clinic in Crusheen

The Clare County Property Marking Scheme is part of a nationwide property marking programme which aims to combat property theft and assist in the identification and return of stolen property to its owner.

Cliffs of Moher Strategy 2040 contract signed

Contracts have been signed by Clare County Council with Haley Sharpe Consultants to prepare a new Cliffs of Moher Strategy 2040.

Council shortlisted for Engineers Ireland award 

Clare County Council has been shortlisted for the Local Authority Engineering Initiative Award category, sponsored by Colas Bitumen Emulsions, in advance of the forthcoming Engineers Ireland Excellence Awards, for their work in preparing for the Irish Open.

Cliffs of Moher shortlisted for travel award

The Cliffs of Moher have been shortlisted for best attraction at the World Travel Awards in London.

Council hosts An Taisce Green School Seminars

This year for the first time there were separate An Taisce Green School seminars for primary schools and secondary schools held at Áras Contae an Chláir in recent weeks.

Call for state-owned building to be declared derelict

The residents of a housing estate in Co Clare have taken the unusual step of seeking to have a building owned by the State place on the register of derelict sites.

325m-year-old amphibian bones discovered in Clare

A recently discovered single limb bone and a possible ilium of a tetrapod discovered in Co Clare is the oldest stratigraphically well-constrained tetrapod skeletal fossil material described from Ireland.
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