Clare County Library and Limerick and Clare Education & Training Board (LCETB) have announced an exciting intergenerational literacy project involving grandparents and their grandchildren.
Business and Local Government representatives from across Clare this week joined Minister for Business, Enterprise and Innovation Heather Humphreys for the launch the Mid-West Regional Enterprise Plan, aimed at supporting enterprise growth and job creation in the region through collaborative initiatives.
Hospitality and tourism sector from all over Clare will gather for a Tourism Networking Evening at The Inn in Dromoland from 6.15pm to 8.45pm on Thursday 28 February 2019.
Clare County Council and Limerick and Clare Education & Training Board are running a 12 week heritage course, entitled 'Reading Your Local Landscape', in Kilrush from 6th March to the end of May 2019.
Clare County Council has been successful in securing funding for five separate rural regeneration and development projects under the €1 billion Rural Regeneration and Development Fund (RRDF), a key component of Project Ireland 2040.
The valuable contribution made by County Clare’s community groups and volunteers to their local area is being celebrated through a new awards scheme.
Enterprise Office jobs figures for 2018, announced by Heather Humphreys T.D. Minister for Business, Enterprise and Innovation and Pat Breen T.D., Minister for Trade, Employment, Business, EU Digital Single Market and Data Protection, show that 104 net jobs were created by Local Enterprise Office Clare supported companies last year.
Clare County Library is partnering with Ennis Book Club Festival to provide a diverse and stimulating programme of cultural and art events for secondary school students in Ennis and Kilrush libraries during the coming weeks.
LIT has its plans to open a new campus in Ennis, Co. Clare on foot of a proposed capital investment of €0.75 million by Clare County Council. Located on Bindon Street in the town’s historic core, the new facility will enable a substantial increase in Higher Education activity in the town..
Dr Órlaith Borthwick has been managing the delivery of the Department of Business Enterprise and Innovation ‘Mid-West Action Plan for Jobs’ for the past number of years. In this article, Órlaith speaks about the successes of the plan, where we’ve come from and the regional plans for future economic development.
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