Clare County Council, together with The Clare Champion, will conduct a full live video broadcast of the local election count at Treacy's West County Hotel from 10.50 a.m. this Saturday. The broadcast will be streamed on, http://live.clarechampion.ie and The Clare Champion Facebook page and on YouTube (search 'Clare Local Election Live').
An Taisce has awarded the prestigious International Blue Flag to 9 Clare beaches, including Whitestrand, Miltown Malbay, Ballycuggeran, Whitestrand Doonbeg, Mountshannon, Cappa, Fanore, Spanish Point, Kilkee and Lahinch.
The Elected Members of Clare County Council hosted a Joint Civic Reception for four high achieving Clare sports figures following the May Monthly Meeting in the Council Chamber, Áras Contae an Chláir, on Monday evening.
The communities of Bunratty, Ennis and Westbury will represent County Clare in the 2019 IPB Pride of Place competition.
114 primary schools across Clare are participating in a fire safety awareness campaign facilitated by Clare County Fire & Rescue Service.
Arising from current Easterly high pressure weather conditions, forecast high temperatures and low relative humidity levels, a High Fire Risk has been announced by the Department of Agriculture, Food and Marine in all areas where hazardous fuels such as gorse, heather, dried grasses and other dead vegetation exist.
The Rural Development Directorate of Clare County Council is inviting expressions of interest from new and established business and community groups across Clare in relation to the Town and Village Renewal Scheme 2019, the main focus of which is on public realm type activities and the enhancement of town centre amenities.
Clare’s “Best Young Entrepreneurs” for 2019 and €50,000 investment fund winners were announced at an awards ceremony hosted by Local Enterprise Office Clare last night.
Former Dublin footballer Jason Sherlock addressed 250 secondary school students from all over Clare and beyond on his “Story on Resilience” at a recent event in glór.
A new species of fossil crinoids dating back to 325 million years ago has been discovered in Doolin, County Clare.
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