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News
University Hospital Limerick records ‘worst-ever’ May overcrowding
OVERCROWDING
at the region’s main hospital has surpassed the 1,000 mark for the third
consecutive month.
According to monthly figures from the Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation (INMO), a total of 1,102 patients were on trolleys at University Hospital Limerick (UHL)...
‘Donald Plaza’ in Lissycasey celebrates Trump visit
US President Donald Trump has been welcomed to Ireland with his very own presidential petrol pumps - dubbed ‘Donald Plaza’.
The service station, based in Lissycasey, is the second of its kind to be built on Irish...
“Donald Plaza” in Lissycasey celebrates Trump visit
US President Donald Trump has been welcomed to Ireland with his very own presidential petrol pumps - dubbed ‘Donald Plaza’.
The service station, based in Lissycasey, is the second of its kind to be built on Irish soil...
Clare people at ‘huge disadvantage’ with social housing support
PEOPLE in Clare are at a “huge
disadvantage” when it comes to availing of social housing support.
That is the view of the chairman of Social
Development SPC, Shannon-based councillor, Gerry Flynn (IND) who has raised his
concerns over the so called...
This Week
Inaugural Cuppa Tea TV ‘Youth in Music workshop brews up a storm
BUILT
in the 1960s, Shannon Town has long since battled hard to build a...
Community spirit alive and well in Shannon
THERE
was certainly a summer feeling in Shannon as the town’s first ever fun...
Gearing up to give back – Sixmilebridge mother remembered during charity cycle
SHE was a loving
and devoted mother to her two beloved children, Louis and...
South Clare to get a Good Friday spring clean
A
SERIES of spring clean
events are set to take place in South Clare on...
Killaloe student keeping it ‘reel’ ahead of World Irish Dancing Championships
AN
East Clare student is taking time out from her busy study schedule to...
Sport
Newmarket-on-Fergus’ McMahon sisters have been instrumental in the evolution of Clare Camogie’s flagship side from Junior champions to Senior contenders over the last 15 years, with 25-year-old Laura the latest to lead the county’s hopes in 2019. Eoin Brennan reports.
Clare were not...
