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Tributes have come pouring in following the sad passing of former Mayor of Clare, Bill Chambers.
The Cooraclare native worked as a councillor with Fianna Fáil for 38 years before retiring in 2023. During his distinguished career, he served as Mayor of Clare in 2016 and was a Chair of the West Clare Municipal District.
Mr Chambers passed away on Wednesday evening, August 13, leaving behind wife Marian, five children, a number of grandchildren, extended family and a large circle of friends.
In a social media post, Cllr Ian Lynch paid tribute to the well-known man.
He said, "It is with deep regret that we acknowledge the passing of Bill Chambers yesterday evening. Bill was a man of exceptional character, known for his integrity and kindness. He was a valued colleague within the council, a devoted family man and a pillar of the community.
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