Place: Tuamgraney

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

general

Edna O'Brien: Country Girls and me

As the stage version of Edna O’Brien’s classic novel tours to Cork and other centres, Marjorie Brennan hears from well-known figures about their experiences of the iconic book.

sport

Dan Martin keeps close eye on Tour de France rivals

general

A question of taste: Martin Hayes

farming

ICA news: Busy Clare guild members get the new year off to flying start

farming

Ailish thrilled she chose to don the hat of Feakle ICA president

Affordable, sustainable way of life needed

Cutting loose in the city

Edna O’Brien’s 1960 novel The Country Girls was banned. Now she has adapted it for the stage, she tells Carl Dixon

Wed, 06 Jun, 2012

Daycare centre bus in Clare crash

Six pensioners were being treated in hospital tonight after their minibus was involved in a crash with a car in Co Clare.

Mon, 18 Oct, 2010

More water disruption in Clare

Water will be shut off in Tulla and Broadford in Co Clare today from 11am to 4pm and again tonight from 8pm to 8am.

Thu, 21 Jan, 2010

Cold snap puts water supplies under pressure

Thousands of homes were facing water shortages again today as local authorities continued to ration supplies in the wake of the big freeze.

Tue, 12 Jan, 2010

Not all plain sailing for developers

Donal Hickey on the future of the Shannon cruises

Mon, 11 Feb, 2008

Cyclists ready for Tour of Ireland

Cyclists are gearing up today for the Tour of Ireland cycle race.

Wed, 22 Aug, 2007

Clare village seeks to host filming of Brian Boru movie

Hollywood stars Leonardo DiCaprio and Vinnie Jones may be filming their next movie in a small Irish village.

Thu, 16 Aug, 2007

€2.13m is price tag on 1988 dairy of the year

THE dairy farmer of the year for 1998, Jan Roskam, is selling his farm at Tuamgraney, Scarriff, Co Clare, in order to concentrate on his new business, importing and selling industrial and agricultural machinery.

Thu, 20 Oct, 2005

Dr Terry left (almost) speechless by honour

ONE of Limerick’s most famous sons and celebrated broadcaster, Terry Wogan, described the occasion as “one of the proudest moments” of his life.

Mon, 26 Jan, 2004