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The Caherconnell Iron Festival, showcasing medieval iron smelting and forging, will take place in a stone fort in The Burren in Co Clare this month.

With his new release Eamon Doyle, AKA Eamon showcases his evolution as a musician.

Abandoned fossil burrows dating back 330 million years have been found in limestone rock on the coast of Doolin. The burrows were excavated by marine creatures in very shallow seas at a time when County Clare was located nearer the Equator, and looked and felt a lot like the tropical Bahamas today. Geologist for Clare […]

Burrow of a marine creature far older than the dinosaurs discovered in the karst landscape of The Burren. Abandoned fossil burrows dating back 330 million years, 100 million years before the appearance of the first dinosaurs, have been found in limestone rock on the coast of Doolin in County Clare.

Eamon Doyle lives and works in Dublin and his native city keeps on providing him with a wealth of photographic subjects. Most of the images of ON were...

Home » Breaking News » Slow Food Festival to celebrate the fertile rock of Clare’s Burren John Gilmartin, Head Chef, Glas Restaurant at Hotel Doolin, Tina ODwyer from The Tourism Space and Michael OConnell, lobster fisherman, Liscannor.. Slow Food Festival to celebrate the fertile rock of Clare’s Burren May 4, 2021 A CELEBRATION of the rich food culture of the fertile rock of North Clare’s limestone landscape will be the focus of this year’s Burren Slow food Festival. The virtual eve...

Farm building costs have “skyrocketed” nationwide as the price of steel, timber and fixings for sheds has risen by up to 50pc, the Farming Independent has learned. Suppliers of farm building materials have identified a number of mitigating factors behind the price hikes including: the closure of foundry plants - which manufacture raw iron and metal materials – last year due to Covid-19; a surge in on-farm construction during lockdown; and the ongoing forestry crisis. Independent TD Michae...

DOLPHINS BRING A BIT OF JOY TO SOUTH WEXFORD It’s been discovered that quite a few dolphins are partial to a bit of fish along the South East coast. Eamon Doyle and his daughter were overjoyed when they witnessed a large pod of dolphins in Duncannon last weekend. Unlike Fungie the dolphin in Dingle, Eamon says there here for the European sprat fish in the area. Share this article....