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Ennis Courthouse | FILE PHOTO
One of the companies representing Clare is Mama’s Boobie Box Ltd, a breastfeeding brand offering gifts and essentials through its online shop
Meanwhile, the asking price for a 4-bed semi-detached house in Clare rose by €13,750
She is also a classical pianist and music weaves through her art, whether she is painting musicians, characters from operas or her own manuscript
Ennis Courthouse | FILE PHOTO
This pioneering programme, a first of its kind in Ireland, marks a new era for local sustainability/ Image by Don Moloney
Pictured is ‘Passage’, an exhibition by John Stokes
Photo rendering of the proposed development
The programme aims include improving safety and public health while reducing car congestion and supporting climate goals
Her work has been exhibited worldwide in post-competition exhibitions, including Canada, the United Kingdom, Bangladesh, India, Slovenia and Romania
Photo of one of the seized cars via An Garda Síochána Clare Facebook page
Towards the end of the evidence, the child expressed her desire to see her friend and her cat again
This is the second phase of Healthy Ireland’s IRFU and FAI Walking Tracks project, which last year allocated €1 million
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One of the companies representing Clare is Mama’s Boobie Box Ltd, a breastfeeding brand offering gifts and essentials through its online shop
Alex Nankivell, of Munster Rugby, is tackled by Ciarán Frawley, of Leinster Rugby, during the URC derby fixture at Thomond Park on Saturday evening
Pictured is Michael Harte, Dairygold CEO
Gloriame Mbongo Essomdo from Ennis was delighted to meet her Munster rugby heroes when the team visited
Jack Crowley, of Munster Rugby, is tackled by Sam Prendergast, left, and Jordan Larmour of Leinster, during their URC clash at Croke Park earlier this season
Gearoid Hegarty in action against Aaron Fitzgerald I PICTURE: Sportsfile
Clare GAA clubs at risk as more young people emigrate amid housing crisis
The joint managers of Shamrocks GAA club in Offally, Brian Kinnarney and John Monaghan, have resigned in protest at not being consulted about an appeal following their weekend defeat
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Ennis Courthouse | FILE PHOTO
One of the companies representing Clare is Mama’s Boobie Box Ltd, a breastfeeding brand offering gifts and essentials through its online shop
Meanwhile, the asking price for a 4-bed semi-detached house in Clare rose by €13,750
Stripe Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition take place at the RDS this week
GOAL Mile ambassadors Anna Daly, Daithí Ó Sé, chef and author Trisha Lewis and star of the Traitors Ireland Oyin Adeyemi
The deeply moving film follows the final year in the life of Patrick Lydon, whose pioneering work in inclusion, community living, and social work has shaped Irish life for more than five decades
Dylan Costelloe Clohessy sadly passed away in April 2024 while in Bali
Transport engineer Hugh McGrath revealed that preferred sites have been identified in Raheen, Mackey and the Ennis Road in Coonagh (pictured)
A total of 125 patients on trolleys was recorded at UHL on Monday
Kate McInerney has been named as a partner at MHP Sellors Solicitors. She is pictured with new hire Claire Benson, and managing partner Stephen Keogh | PICTURE: Eamon Ward
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