Clare County Fire and Rescue Service has been awarded the ‘ISO 45001 Occupational Health and Safety (OH&S) Management System’ accreditation, which is the world’s first international standard for OH&S.

Ahead of Halloween this year, Clare County Council is advising members of the public not to take part in any activities that are contrary to public health guidelines or measures under Level 5 of the Government’s Covid-19 plan, such as bonfire gatherings.

Two fishermen are being praised for their prompt and decisive actions after they rescued a woman from the River Shannon in Killaloe, Co Clare on Saturday morning.

Clare County Fire and Rescue Service attended at total 42 call-outs last night during Storm Ellen.

A man has been rescued from the River Fergus in Ennis this evening the second such incident in recent days.

A man is recovering in hospital after he was rescued from the River Fergus in Ennis this evening.

Serving and retired members of An Garda Síochána joined colleagues from across the country and observed a minute’s silence on the stroke of midday for murdered colleague Detective Garda Colm Horkan.

Fire crews from Clare County Fire and Rescue  Service have spent most of the day dealing with a gorse and forestry fire near Connolly.

The funeral has taken place of Tom Stack who served as Chief Fire Officer (CFO) for Co Clare for over three decades and who is credited with being instrumental in modernising the service.