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Clare people are being urged to offer reassurance to older neighbours amid the hazardous conditions forecast this week. A nationwide status yellow ice warning is due to expire at 11am, but with temperatures set to plummet to – 5 degrees tonight, a cold weather advisory remains in place for the week. Almost 1 in 20 […]

US President Donald Trump will visit Ireland on Wednesday 5 June. An Garda Síochána has published important information relating to the visit

Sometimes, after he raped her, Patrick Honan would give his daughter a 10 pence piece.

Apologies, denials, satirical gags and some good old-fashioned warnings of imminent doom: 2023 had many lines to remember

Clare County Council is reminding swimmers of the steps that can be taken to avoid cold water shock over the Christmas holidays. Cold water swimming has surged in popularity in this county and beyond in recent years, partially stemming from the closure of swimming pools and other indoor amenities during the pandemic. However, cold water […]

I hope you’ll agree that what follows is a striking selection of some of the year’s most arresting images taken by press photographers. Many were taken by our own team at Mediahuis Ireland, with accompanying words from staff photographers below. Others are from agency photographers. They all tell different stories from a year of news that was often tumultuous, both abroad and at home.

An incoming West Clare councillor says improving rural broadband connectivity will be one of her chief aims while serving on the local authority. Former Ennis Chamber CEO Rita McInerney has been selected by a Fianna Fáil convention to be co-opted onto Clare County Council, after receiving a tally of 40 votes. The Doonbeg native, who […]

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Another annual Cop conference ends with the usual tedious last minute dispute over the final text before it was finally signed off on.

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