Uisce Éireann is working to restore water to impacted customers in North Clare following a large burst to a water main. Customers in Liscannor and...

Gardaí in Clare are seeking the public's assistance in tracing a man reported missing in North Clare. 47-year-old Brant Emery who was last seen at...

With the tourism season in full flow in Liscannor, Uisce Éireann’s newly-built €7m wastewater infrastructure in the village has given the local community another...

Lahinch native, Pat Conway, is currently in training for the annual Lahinch to Liscannor Swim. Pat started this swim way back in 1972 and has organised, fundraised and swam it for the past 49 years.

Following on from the announcement of a scheme to provide up to €35m to local authorities to rejuvenate Ireland’s public marine infrastructure, Minister Charlie McConalogue T.D. has announced the approval of €32.7m in funding for 110 projects around the Irish coast which will fund projects worth over €40m in total.

A small boat with two people on board has been towed to safety after getting into difficulty off Co Clare this afternoon.

This weekend, and for the first time in their history, the Irish Prison Service will take part in a unique commemoration ceremony.

The scattered showers and strong winds did not take from the energy and positivity emanating from those who gathered on Liscannor harbour on Friday morning, as the sod was turned on the new wastewater treatment plant for the village and its community.

Works to end the long running practice of discharging raw sewage into Liscannor Bay are due to get underway in the coming months following the appointment of a contractor to construct a new wastewater treatment plant.