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SWS Forestry are looking to recruit a forestry representative for Co. Clare. Candidates will ideally have a background in agriculture or forestry; and have good geographical knowledge and strong interpersonal skills. The role will involve: building relationships and business; growing existing customer relationships; and carrying out forestry inspections and evaluating forest projects. Roles at Progressive Genetics Progressive Genetics has a couple of opportunities going; the business is looking...

Clare GAA Review Committee Formally Ratified By Club Delegates At March Meeting March 15, 2021 The new committee to develop a five year strategic plan for Clare GAA has been formally ratified by club delegates at their March gathering. The group, which was formed of the back of motion from Eire Óg GAA club, were proposed en block by the Ennis club, with John Keane of Doonbeg GAA Club seconding the proposal. Clarecastle’s Mark O’Connell (CEO of Repucon Consulting), Parteen man Conor Gillig...

Tourism Ireland holds workshops for ME operators DUBAI, 16 days ago Tourism Ireland’s annual GCC Sales Mission event turned virtual this year, with Virtual Ireland Meets the Middle East 2021 aiming  to connect Ireland’s industry experts with high-end travel agents and tour operators from across the Middle East. The event held workshops providing an opportunity for the island to share key updates and information to market the destination in the Middle East for 2021 and beyond. The event...

Donald Trumps many Irish linked staff during Presidency and what theyre up to now - controversies and pardons His great-grandmother came from the town that homes Trumps golf resort (Image: Getty) Get the latest news from across Ireland straight to your inbox every single dayInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up! When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related new...

New bus service to give added connectivity to West Clare residents February 25, 2021 TFI Local Link Limerick Clare has today announced the expansion of its services in Clare, including the first rural regular services that will run five to seven days a week. Launching on Monday, March 1, the new Local Link route 337 will showcase the Shannon Estuary Way and will serve Labasheeda, Kildysart, Ballynacally, Kilmurry McMahon, Knock, Killimer, the ferry terminal, and world famous fishing sites thre...

Georgina Lawton on Learning the Truth About Her Biological Lineage February 24, 2021 “The world does not deliver meaning to you. You have to make it meaningful. You have to live; you can’t live by slogans, dead ideas, clichés, or national flags. Finding an identity is easy. It’s the easy way out.”   –Zadie Smith, * On a brilliantly hot Caribbean morning in March 2017, as the first of the day’s sunshine poured through the shutters of my tiny beachfront apartment and spread across...

Clare Clubs Entering Extra Adult Teams For 2021 Campaign February 24, 2021 A number of Clare GAA clubs have informed the county board that they are in a position to enter extra teams for the 2021 season. This week’s meeting of club delegates heard applications from six clubs to enter third teams at adult level, with Scariff and Crusheen among the hurling clubs applying for permission for the move. Last year’s Junior B football champions St Breckan’s informed the board that they were seek...

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I’ve been doing genealogical research — on and off — for more than 15 years. Sometimes there is a big discovery, like the birthplace of my paternal grandmother. I found her baptismal record online using the archives of the County Clare library in Ennis. Thanks to that information, we took a trip to the village of Kilmihil in West Clare. We slept in a self-catering cottage in Cahermurphy and drank in Flanigan’s Pub. Thanks to our hosts, the Normoyles, we learned that there wa...

Community education projects throughout Limerick and Clare have received funding under the Mitigating against Educational Disadvantage Fund. The projects will be funded from an overall fund of €5.8 million which was launched in October 2020 by Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science, Simon Harris TD. The fund is administered by SOLAS, the Further Education and Training Authority and the 16 local Education and Training Boards. The aim of the fund is to suppo...