Clare

Damien Carmody died when a wall collapsed on him in January 2021

From Doolin to Ennistymon, these are the restaurants worth making a beeline for in the Banner county – just remember to book ahead

Fair Seas group calls for 30 per cent of waters to be designated as Marine Protected Areas by 2030

The menu is grounded in the instinct and love of someone who has grown their own produce

Judge dismisses case against student because it is ‘impossible’ to get insurance and Government is bringing in legislation to address issue

David Kenneally (41), who is suspended, is contesting the ‘very serious’ allegations

Town & Country: A bright detached bungalow in Clontarf or a period home and castle in need of renovation in Carrigaholt

A second person, believed to have climbed down to help, was found stranded on a cliff edge

Tony McInerney (27) said to be at ‘top of the pyramid’ of Clare drug scene when jailed for running cocaine factory

Clare clean up their act in the second half after they bin their sweeper

Tánaiste Micheál Martin pays tribute to ‘extraordinarily committed public servant’

Nuala Kennedy wanted Shorelines, her new album, to celebrate the ways women find triumph and solace as they navigate life-changing odysseys

Eight properties from across the country to tempt you to a slower pace of life

The writer on her new short story collection, working as a fiction editor in the US and the joys of translating Irish poetry

Receiver wants possession of Clare property where sister of hurling manager lives

Incident happened at 9.20pm Sunday night on R483 near Kilrush

Potential for further thunderstorms and local flooding throughout the week, says Met Éireann

Flash flooding damages Tralee businesses: ‘Regulars took off shoes and socks and started bailing water out.. the customers saved the day’

Conor O’Brien, the 18th Baron Inchiquin, was ‘chief’ of O’Brien clan

High pressure to bring even higher temperatures by next weekend, with no rain forecast and status orange fire alert in place

Holding on Clare Road extending to 14.2 acres occupies key location just 1.2km from Ennis town centre

Man allegedly hit by torch in face at protest against migrants moving into a house in Scool, Co Clare

People are allowed to protest but not intimidate, the minister said

‘Honest, open discussion’ played role in decision to remove blockade at Magowna House in Inch, says Joe O’Brien

These typically solitary fish often gather in huge numbers around Ireland’s coasts

True impact of migration accommodation issues is it will fuel feelings, where they exist, that Government is remote, indifferent and arbitrary

Unpublished paper developed by Department of Integration makes several recommendations

159 Irish beaches have won an award this year, two more than last year

A small rural community has become the scene of the latest protest over the Government’s attempts to find accommodation for refugees in the migrant housing crisis

Ministers and Garda Commissioner agree that finding accommodation an ‘absolute priority’ while Government asks Clare residents to drop barricade at asylum seeker site

Host communities have always faced the challenges of acceptance and integration, particularly at times of strained resources, but it is still imperative to empathise with the vulnerability of those in limbo

Fiddle player with The Chieftains died earlier this month at the age of 76

Government will also continue to host people seeking international protection in Co Clare despite ‘unacceptable’ protests at Magowna House

International Protection applicants bussed from Dublin on Monday to be housed at Magowna House hotel

Roderic O’Gorman, who has met local representatives on Wednesday morning and listened to their concerns, has received all help he requested, Taoiseach said after reports of Coalition tensions

International Protection applicants bussed to Inch from Citywest in Dublin

Leo Varadkar addressed the immigration crisis as he arrived in Reykjavik for the fourth summit of the Council of Europe since its creation in 1949

Minister of State Joe O’Brien asks people to step down ‘blockade’ at Magowna House in Inch

Litigation between Joseph and Thomas Slattery has incurred ‘extraordinary’ legal costs compared to value of 4.5 acre land near Lahinch

Company expects work to decommission Swiss group’s only manufacturing site in Ireland will continue until 2026