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A Clarecastle councillor insists there's "no apology to be given" for comments he made in relation to fellow councillors' alleged conflicts of interest.It follows a discussion at yesterday's meeting of Ennis representatives, which centred on funding given by councillors to community and voluntary organisations.A seemingly trivial matter snowballed …
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A Clare Member of the Oireachtas Communications Committee insists government must now hold the feet of RTÉ management to the fire following new reports into governance and work practices at the broadcaster.The two reports outlined 116 recommendations for future spending and oversight, while a third report found a number of barter transactionsRTÉ no…
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It's claimed bus management and parking solutions need to be trialed in North Clare as a matter of urgency in order to tackle legacy traffic issues.It comes as an integrated traffic and transport plan is currently being developed for the region by the local authority.Among the measures suggested the plan is introducing a one-way system on the R477 …
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A south-east Clare councillor is calling for the strongest possible penalties to be inflicted on perpetrators of rural and agricultural theft.Its after a John Deere was stolen from the Clare-Galway border over the weekend before being recovered over 200km away in Wexford.In 2023 alone, there were 72 reported incidents of vehicle and related thefts …
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Clare minor football manager Dermot Coughlan says his side will have regrets about their slow start after defeat to Cork in the Munster semi final. A scoring spree of 1-5 without replay in the opening quarter proved to be the match winning period for the Rebels, as they went on to record a 1-13 to 0-8 win. Clare played two thirds of the contest wit…
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A very special evening is in store in SS Peter and Paul Cathedral in Ennis this coming weekend.Cantare Choir and Orchestra present Vivaldi’s Gloria and Summer from The Four Seasons plus a selection of your favourite classic string pieces on Saturday, the 11th of May.The concert, which will raise money for Pieta and Slainte an Chláir, will also feat…
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Transition Year students from Rice College have presented their vision for Ennis in 2040 at Clare County Council. Months of research and action planning went into the presentation to a panel of judges as part of the Ennis 2040 DAC education programme.To discuss this further Alan Morrissey was joined by Kevin Corrigan, the Chief Operating Officer of…
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A former Mayor of Ennis has demanded an apology from a councillor who suggested she had an undeclared conflict of interest. At this week's monthly meeting of Ennis representatives, and for the second such meeting in a row, Clarecastle Councillor Tom O'Callaghan has questioned the practice of councillors giving General Municipal Allocation funding t…
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It's claimed the local authority has the will but is being denied the funding to tackle Clare's housing crisis. It follows the Residential Tenancies Board final report for 2023, which shows the average price of renting for new tenants in this county is now over €1,300 per month. During April alone, a further 118 households here joined Clare County …
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Calls are being made for the urgent provision of traffic-calming infrastructure before a major incident takes place on a busy South-East Clare road.To date, Clare County Council has received over €300,000 in funding for the Shannon to Limerick Greenway project.The route involves Bunratty and Sixmilebridge, but concerns have been raised locally that…
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It's claimed the people of south-east Clare feel as if they're in "no man's land" due to the allegedly poor provision of services in the region.Clare County Council operated a service office in the village of Westbury up until 2016 but it was closed after an examination found only 400 people visited the office for non-motor tax queries in the space…
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Ennis traders are calling for decisive action amid whats been described as a major escalation of brazen retail theft. It follows a number of incidents last week in which multiple stores in the town suffered financial losses after being targeted by the same group.De către Clare FM
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An Ireland South Candidate is calling for an immediate halt to an EU fund that is indirectly bolstering Israeli military efforts. It comes amid claims from People Before Profit that up to one-third of the IDF's arms last year came from european funding. It's understood Israel is availing of grants from the EU's €95bn 'Horizon' scheme which is desig…
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On Tuesday’s Morning Focus, Alan Morrisssey was joined by Tom Stewart from Keane’s Garden Centre in Kilcolgan.This week, in this part 2 discussion, Tom gave listeners all the tips and tricks for growing hydrangeasIf you have a question for Tom, contact the show on 0818 400 964 or send a text or Whatsapp to 086 1800 964.…
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Fundraising efforts are underway to help give a Clare man back the quality of life he was once used to.Eamon McCormack, originally from Shannon, but now living in Sixmilebridge, was diagnosed with an Essential Tremor, a neurological movement disorder.On Tuesday's Morning Focus Alan Morrissey was joined by Barbara McCormack, organiser of the fundrai…
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A long-awaited dialysis unit at Ennis Hospital is expected to be operational by the end of this year. The UL Hospitals Group confirmed last August that the tender process for a Contracted Satellite Hemodialysis Unit service in Ennis was in progress and that it had met with a number of renal care providers. Those in Clare seeking renal care at prese…
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A West Clare business woman is calling for an urgent enhancement of local autism support services to ensure equal career and societal opportunities. There are roughly 320 diagnosis' of the intellectual disability in Clare, Limerick and North Tipperary every year. The sensory condition, presents a unique set of circumstances for every individual, ho…
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Clare Gardaí are advising people to take "collective responsibility" for their friend group as they socialise over the weekend.The May Bank Holiday period is typically associated with a spike in roads offences, with 188 arrests having been made over this weekend last year for driving under the influence of an intoxicant.900 on-the-spot fixed charge…
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There are calls for targeted investment in slow tourism initiatives in East Clare.Last April, the adopted 'Killaloe Municipal District Strategy & Work Plan' identified the promotion of greenway and blueway attractions among fifteen key objectives for the region's future.Later this year, the local authority is hoping to open a landmark visitor centr…
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Stephen Fletcher presents this Sunday's Beyond Belief and finds out more behind the scenes stories from our jet setting Vatican Correspondent Colm Flynn. He also questions Michael Burrows, the local Church of Ireland bishop, in a new 'Ask the Bishop' slot.As usual Stephen enjoys a coffee and chat with his friend and colleague Fr Gerry Kenny.…
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A Clare farmer claims the agricultural sector in this county is being severely hindered by over-regulation.It comes amid renewed concern over the EU Nitrates Derogation which currently applies to large swathes of land in the North and East of the county, where farming activity will face the restriction.The measure was introduced following an EPA re…
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On the show this week, we will have an in-depth preview of Sunday's Munster football final as check in with both camps ahead of the game.There's a huge game on Saturday for the Clare U20 hurlers, BOC's minors continue their winning streak and the Clare minor footballers prepare for the Munster semi final…
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A Clare Government Senator is calling for a third new 96-bed block to be approved and delivered at University Hospital Limerick in order to tackle legacy capacity issues.It comes as the third HIQA Report in a row, published this week found patient privacy and dignity continues to be impacted by overcrowding.On it's latest unannounced visit the Heal…
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Clare's roads policing superintendent is urging people to take control of their own safety on the roads this Bank Holiday weekend.Seven road deaths have taken place over the May Bank Holiday period in the last five years, including one last year and four in 2022.Gardaí have this week announced the locations of nine static speed safety cameras due t…
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A Clare branch of the RNLI is warning the public that time is of the essence it comes to preventing water-related deaths this weekend.An inter-agency appeal has been launched to encourage water safety and preparedness over the coming summer months.Coinciding with the May bank holiday weekend, Water Safety Ireland, the Irish Coast Guard and the RNLI…
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East Clare’s musicians are coming together to show solidarity and to raise much needed funds for humanitarian aid by staging an event East Clare Seisiún Mór for Gaza at the renowned Peppers of Feakle on Bank Holiday Sunday 5th May starting at 8pm.A roll call of East Clare’s finest musicians will be joined by respected speakers on the lineup for the…
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To celebrate Orchard Blossom Day, East Clare based Irish Seed Savers and the National Biodiversity Data Centre All Ireland Pollinator Plan, have come together to launch a new guide book.The guide was put together by both groups to provide information on how to create and manage traditional orchards and fruit trees for pollinators on the farm, garde…
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It is time to bring you another weird and wonderful tale, which means it is time for another edition of Seanchaí Corner.Seanchaí Corner sees the renowned author, storyteller, lecturer and broadcaster Eddie Lenihan regaling us with a memorable story from his extensive collection of old Irish tales and fables.In our latest installment of Seanchaí Cor…
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Clare Suicide Bereavement Support will offer its annual healing programme starting next week.The eight-week course will get underway from next Tuesday, the 7th of May, with different themes each week.To shed some light on what to expect, Alan Morrissey was joined by Ciara Flynn, Volunteer with Clare Suicide Bereavement Support, on Friday's Morning …
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Students across the Shannon Estuary set out their vision for the future at the 4th Compass schools competition final. St. Joseph’s Secondary School, Spanish Point, were named as the overall winners for their movie, called ‘Turbine’.To find out more, on Friday's morning Focus, Alan Morrissey was joined by students, Alysha Sexton, Roisin Molohon, Luc…
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Boston National School will be marking their 150th anniversary this coming weekend.A mass/blessing and Family Fun Day are on the cards for Sunday.To find out more, on Friday's Morning Focus, Alan Morrissey was joined by Olga Kearns, past pupil, parent, and supporter of Boston NS, and Áine Ní Dhochartaigh, principal of Boston National School.…
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The Health Minister says he's not ruling out upgrading Ennis, Nenagh and St. John's hospitals to Model 3 facilities in the future. It follows the publication of yesterday's HIQA report on University Hospital Limerick which found that "dignity and privacy" of patients at the Dooradoyle facility was negatively impacted by overcrowding. Last week's in…
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Clare County Council has been accused of missing an opportunity in failing to develop a south-east Clare village to its full potential. Bunratty-based Aontú local election candidate John Haugh is calling for greater attention to be given to Newmarket-on-Fergus with a view to boosting tourism in the area. It comes in a week when Ennistymon, Killaloe…
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It's being argued a new funding boost for the community functions of Clare County Council must translate into real improvements on the ground. Clare's Local Community Development Committee has been awarded an additional €85,000 in Government funding for additional staff resources. It's part of a €2.9 million allocation from the Department of Rural …
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The introduction of rent pressure zones in parts of Clare has been blamed for the continuing exodus of landlords from the rental market in this county.It comes as a new report from the Residential Tenancies Board's has shown the gap between the monthly cost for new and existing tenants is widening.New tenants were paying just over €1,200 on average…
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A Clare TD has accused the Government of taking an "all or nothing" approach to immigration law in Ireland.The Cabinet sub-committee on migration is meeting today where updates are being heard on efforts to expedite the processing of asylum seeker applications.Coming in a week when the Government has received much backlash for its handling of immig…
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Clare Senior Hurler Shane O'Donnell says it's an honour to be involved with Darkness into Light this year.The event raises vital funds aimed at delivering nationwide intervention and bereavement therapy services and helping people make the brave and difficult journey from the darkness of suicidal thoughts and self-harm into a brighter, more hopeful…
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There are calls for urgent clarity of the mortgage value of Clare homes impacted by pyrite after remedial works are carried out. It follows a meeting held between the Clare Pyrite Action Group, the Department of Housing and the Banking and Payments Federation on the matter. Just three grants have so far been paid out here under the enhanced defecti…
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Renowned Northern journalist Eamonn Mallie has published his new book.In 'Eyewitness to War and Peace', he takes us through his many eventful years working as a journalist in the North. Eamonn made a name for himself by covering the Troubles from the frontlines and the developments from the corridors of power.His career has seen him enjoy unparalle…
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It is time for the twelfth episode of our newest feature on Morning Focus, Village Tour, where Alan Morrissey paid a visit to Spanish Point.With the Village Tour, we here at Morning Focus are aiming to highlight the smaller villages and townlands around the county.By doing this, we hope to showcase their unique character, while also bringing their …
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On this week’s episode of Taste Of The Week, Alan Morrissey welcomed TV Chef Jack O’Keeffe to the show.This week, Jack prepared a toastie like no other! Grilled Asparagus, Prosciutto and Goats Cheese ToastRecipe:Serves 2 Ingredients:4 sheets of prosciutto or Parma ham1 bunch of asparagus1 tsp of balsamic vinegar1 tsp extra virgin olive oilPinch of …
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Our series, ‘Clare Women in Business’, seeks to showcase the accomplishments of women in business, foster gender equality, and inspire future generations of female leaders.This week, Pat Flynn chats with freelance marketing consultant and Co-founder of Síar Photography, Aoife LenihanDe către Clare FM
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Clare County Council is being urged to pay greater attention to roads and footpaths in Shannon which are said to be "in an awful state". It comes just two weeks after Clare was allocated over €2 million under the Local Improvement Scheme for repairs and improvement works on non-public rural roads and laneways. The Shannon Electoral Area accounts fo…
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