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Fungus-infested ambulance removed from service

A fungus infested ambulance, which paramedics in Clare refused to drive on health and safety grounds, has finally been decommissioned and taken out of service by the HSE.

Fire Service urges carbon monoxide awareness

Clare County Fire and Rescue Service is urging householders to be aware of the dangers associated with carbon monoxide (CO) build-up in the home as part Carbon Monoxide Awareness Week 2017, which runs from 25 September to 1 October.

One hurt in Kilkishen traffic collision

One person was hospitalised following a single-car collision in Kilkishen this morning.

Clare Sports Partnership launches walking App

An innovative way of encouraging members of the family to get out and exercise together has been launched by Clare Sports Partnership. The ‘Adventure Walks...

Irish Water meets Kilkee chamber of commerce

Irish Water has met with members of Kilkee Chamber of Commerce where the recent closure of the local beach and failure of a pump station were discussed.

Kilkee reopened to swimmers again

Clare County Council, on the advice of the Health Service Executive (HSE), has today lifted restrictions relating to public bathing at Kilkee beach.

Hospitals Group ‘recognises’ error in patient letter

The University of Limerick Hospitals Group (ULHG) has acknowledged an error in a letter sent to a patient asking whether they wished to be placed on the public or private waiting even though one only list exits.

Kilkee beach closed to bathers again after pump failure

The beach at Kilkee has been closed to bathers due to a discharge of wastewater and just weeks after it reopened following a ban on swimming last December.

Call for ambulance service review in Clare

A member of Clare County Council has called for a review of the ambulance service in Clare.
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