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The Nash Gathering

 Rory Hickey, band leader at Ennis National School in 1987, presents his old  staff to his daughter, Caoimhe, during The Nash Gathering, a reunion for pupils who attended the school at its current location from 1973 to  2013. The school will move to Ashline later in the year. Photograph by Declan Monaghan

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Shannon flying unfettered

SHANNON Airport is now self-sustaining and is not receiving ongoing State support to ease it into independence, according to its chairperson, Rose Hynes.

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Animal abuse at Kilrush fair

JEERS and sexual insults were hurled at a woman who went to a Kilrush pub to get water for horses, ponies and donkeys that were standing in the searing heat at the local fair last week.
The woman, who doesn’t want to be named for fear of reprisals, said she “felt very threatened” when she tried to do something to help the animals that she claimed were being ill treated at Kilrush Horse Fair.

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An Post stamp new county boundary

Householders in South-East Clare have asked that An Post stamp out its attempts to move Parteen into Limerick by readdressing some local correspondence.

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45 jobs created at Miltown supermarket

FORTY-five full-time jobs have been created following the opening of the SuperValu supermarket in Miltown Malbay. The 12,500ft2 supermarket represents an investment of €5.5 million by local businessman John Jones, who is the seventh generation of his family in business in the town since the 1830s. The new store is located on the Ennis Road.

 RTÉ’s Marty Morrissey with staff members Miltown footballer Graham Kelly and Kilmurry Ibrickane’s Mark  McCarthy at the official opening of SuperValu in Miltown Malbay on Wednesday.  Photograph by Declan Monaghan

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Disharmony over traditional music festivals’ clash

BETTER consultation and planning is needed for festivals to avoid clashes, as has happened with this year’s Feakle Festival and Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann.

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Pilot role for Kilnamona cancer centre

A KILNAMONA cancer support centre has landed a major coup by becoming the first facility of its kind in the country to enter into a collaborative “pioneering” health programme with the Health Service Executive (HSE).

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Loss of social welfare contract would half number of post offices

UP to 20 post offices in the county would be threatened with closure if An Post loses its contract with the Department of Social Protection to distribute social welfare payments.

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Maths and science boffins rewarded for excellence

NINETEEN primary schools in Clare have received an award of Science & Maths Excellence as part of the Discover Primary Science & Maths Programme.

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Sport

A struggle for Clonlara without county players

The June meeting of Clare GAA was held at Scariff GAA hall on Tuesday night. Sports Editor Seamus Hayes reports

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Munster gold for six Clare athletes

THE Munster juvenile U-9, U-10, U-11 2 x 2 team events plus boys’ and girls’ U-12 and U-13 track and field championships wereheld over two days in sweltering heat at Lees Road. Clare athletes came away with eight gold, five silver and ten bronze medals.

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Living

Margo remembered at Mad Hatter’s Tea Party

THE mid-summer sunshine beating down on Tullabrack West, just off the Cooraclare-Kilrush Road, partly concealed the sense of loss pervasive in the Wilson-Pierce household. The throng of people, young and old, who had navigated the narrow boreen leading to the family home indicated that all was well. However, Mark Wilson-Pierce would have infinitely preferred if the anniversary gathering at Rathlir Farm had not been taking place at all. Almost 12 months ago, Mark lost his wife Margo (née Wilson) to cancer, leaving him widowed and seven-year-old Síofra and five-year-old Phoebe without their mother.  

Carers gain experience from EU project

A GROUP of 12 carers from all over the county have been presented with certificates recognising their participation in a European Commission-funded training course specialising in enhancing carer skills and competencies.  

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