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O’Leary deflates €11.7m Shannon cargo plan |
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THE proposed development of an €11.7 million Lynxs cargo facility at Shannon Airport, which could potentially lead to the creation of thousands of jobs in the region, has been dismissed by Michael O’Leary.
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Donnellan advocates mental health officers |
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THE appointment of mental health liaison officers in GAA clubs would help stem the rising incidence of self-harm and suicide in the country, according to Clare hurling captain, Patrick Donnellan.
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The Height to take a fall for future events? |
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THE historic tradition of hosting large-scale gatherings at Ennis’ O’Connell Square looks set to come to an end after “health and safety” concerns highlighted by local county council officials.
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Enquiry sought in Clarecastle brother ‘Prey’ claims |
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AN Oireachtas Joint Committee on Communications this week heard demands for an independent enquiry into allegations of sexual abuse made against the late Brother Gerard Dillon from Clarecastle in the controversial RTÉ Mission to Prey programme.
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Everything comes up Roses for Corofin Drama Group |
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Onwards and upwards is the message from Corofin Drama Group director John Clancy, as their latest play, The Subject was Roses, came third in the All-Ireland drama finals in Athlone last weekend.
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Council owed over €8m in rates |
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CLARE County Council does not yet know how much of the more than €8 million it is owed in uncollected rates from last year, it will manage to recoup.
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Clare’s ancient roots unearthed in Fanore |
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Clare was home to hunters and gatherers before farmers, an archaeological dig in Fanore has confirmed. The shell midden, or cooking area, being excavated in the North Clare village is the earliest archaeological site unearthed in the county and has uncovered rare evidence of Mesolithic hunter-gathers in the area.
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Jobs meeting held at airport |
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TRADE union representatives met with Aer Lingus management on Tuesday regarding the possible transfer of jobs from the airline’s maintenance base in Shannon to Dublin.
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