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The mission of the National Library of Ireland (NLI) is to collect, preserve, promote and make accessible the documentary and intellectual record of the life of Ireland and to contribute to the provision of access to the larger universe of recorded knowledge. It is open, free of charge, to all those who wish to consult the collections. The Office of the Chief Herald in Kildare Street and the National Photographic Archive in Temple Bar are both part of the National Library. Further informatio ...
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A Clare member of the Western Inter-County Railway Committee is urging the Government to act with haste to implement the recommendations of the All-Island Rail Review.The 37 billion euro plan will aim to connect Shannon Airport to the rail network, with a spur to be provided from either Sixmilebridge or Cratloe.The strategy will also involve new ro…
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A Galway Human Rights Professor says he expects a "significant attack" on Israel in response to the events of the past 24 hours.Iran's president has vowed to make Israel regret what he calls its "cowardly action" following the assassination of Hamas political chief Ismail Haniyeh in a raid on his residence in Tehran.It comes as Israel has confirmed…
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Students at six Clare schools will be the latest to beneficiaries of free hot meals under a government programme.It comes as Minister Heather Humphrey's has today announced the inclusion of 168 additional schools in the hot school meals programme.Among the new additions announced today are Inagh, Barefield, Drumindoora, Kilmihil, Lakyle and Lissyca…
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Pieta House has witnessed what it's described as a considerable increase in the number of young people accessing its services here in the wake of the pandemic.It's a member of Mental Health Reform, a coalition of organisations calling for an additional 20 million euro in Budget 2025 to deliver services and reform, as funding has remained stagnant i…
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A song that could legitimately claim to be the feelgood song of the summer had major Clare involvement! “The Spark”, a song and video created by a group of young rappers - The Lisdoonvarna Crew from Clare and The Kabin Crew from North Cork - received millions of views across YouTube, X and other social channels. “The Spark” was released as part of …
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On Wednesday’s Morning Focus, Alan Morrissey was joined by Mindfulness and Positive Psychology Coach Louise Lynch to discuss mindfulness and positive psychology techniques for teenagers.Louise provides 1:1 coaching for teenagers. To get in touch with Louise, you can contact 0868732210, visit www.mindfulmoments.ie or visit mindfulmoments.ie on Insta…
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A quarter of teenage girls who have been in relationships have endured physical or sexual violence from their partner. The World Health Organisation says it equates to 19 million girls who will have experienced partner-related violence by the time they turn 20. To discuss this further, Alan Morrissey was joined by Clare Haven Director of Services, …
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Sinn Féin's General Election Candidate in Clare believes the most vulnerable in society will be hit the hardest by the latest fuel hike. From today, excise duty on petrol and diesel will be increased by four cents per litre and three cents per litre respectively which is the second such hike in three months. Almost €6 billion was collected by the G…
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It's claimed families across Clare are facing an increasing struggle to keep their children in education. A new survey from Barnardos has found that over 70% of parents with secondary school children and more than half of those with primary children are worried about meeting costs this year. The charity is now calling for mandatory affordable unifo…
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Clare FM's Derrick Lynch speaking with Joe Garry and Paudie Carmody to preview the opening games of the 2024 TUS Clare SFC & IFCSFC FixturesFriday @ 7.30pmKIB v Eire Óg in Cooraclare (G1)Cratloe v Miltown in Clarecastle (G3)Barefield v Breckans in Corofin (G2)=======SaturdayKilmihil v Lissycasey in Kilrush at 2pm (G1)Ennistymon v Doonbeg in Miltown…
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Threshold is reminding Clare renters that legislation is in place to protect their rights even if the property in which they live isn't registered.It follows a new CSO analysis which has revealed that over 73,000 rental properties in Ireland aren't currently registered with the Residential Tenancies Board.At 11%, Clare has the joint-highest percent…
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A Clare disability activist insists a state apology to thalidomide sufferers is the best way to honour the legacy of the late Leigh Gath.The HSE has paid tribute to the Newry native and thalidomide sufferer who passed away at her Limerick home over the weekend, saying she "campaigned for equality on many fronts, particularly for people living with …
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In this week’s History in Focus, Alan Morrissey was joined by local historian and author Colm Liddy to discuss Pat McDonald, a Clare man who participated in the olympics 100 years ago.Colm will also be giving a talk on Irish history at Kilkee Library on Wednesday the 31st July at 8pm.If you have any stories you would like to share with Colm about y…
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The Scariff Harbour Festival will take place over the August Bank Holiday weekend. A range of events are planned for the festival, including riverside activities, music and lots more. The festival will be opened by the first black mayor of Northern Ireland, the newly elected Mayor of Derry & District of Strabane, SDLP Cllr Lilian Seenoi Barr. To fi…
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The hip hop trio "Kneecap" from West Belfast have swiftly made a name for themselves, most recently releasing their second album to great acclaim. The eagerly-awaited movie Kneecap about the group has won lots of awards in recent months, including the NEXT Audience Award and the Sundance Film Festival in the States, as well as the Best Irish Langua…
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Driving instructors are calling for a 'massive overhaul' of driving tests, in order to prevent road deaths. The Professional Driving Instructors Association claims the current model does not require enough lessons with a trained mentor before sitting the test. It believes a change in the programme would prevent a further increase in road deaths. To…
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It's feared the local authority's approach to major public works in North Clare will negatively impact the tourism product. It follows a special meeting of Clare County Council held last week in which Part VIII planning permission was secured for streetscape enhancements and infrastructure upgrades to Ennistymon. The meeting was held in order to se…
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An MEP for this region fears proposed legislation aimed at curbing the number of short-term lets in the market will result in more vacant properties. The Short-Term Letting Bill would require accommodation providers looking to make their properties available for 21 days or less to seek special planning permission and register with Fáilte Ireland. T…
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Clare County Council is being urged to ensure those setting up illegal encampments are not bumped up the housing list in it's new traveller accommodation strategy.Under the draft plan, the local authority is aiming to provide for 97 new traveller families by the end of the decade.A Clare government TD is calling on the county council to adopt a ful…
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East Clare residents will be invited to have their say on an EU funded project that will aim to preserve pristine local water bodies.The Graney sub-catchment was one of six areas nationwide, chosen for the Waters of Life programme in 2022, which aims to identify solutions to combat the decline of Ireland's high-status rivers.Drop in public consulta…
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A Clare Historian fears the Palestinian people will face annihilation without real and meaningful intervention from the Irish Government.It follows a tree planting ceremony held in conjunction with the East Clare for Palestine group in Tuamgraney Memorial Park over the weekend in solidarity with the people of Gaza.Last night a further 30 innocent c…
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On Monday’s Morning Focus, Alan Morrissey was joined by Tom Stewart from Keane’s Garden Centre in Kilcolgan.This week, Tom gave listeners some advice on a selection of salads to plant for late summer, autumn and winter picking.If you have a question for Tom, contact the show on 0818 400 964 or send a text or Whatsapp to 086 1800 964.…
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Tributes are pouring in for acclaimed Clare author Edna O’Brien, who has died aged 93 after a long illness. The Tuamgraney native’s book ‘The Country Girls’ , the first in a trilogy of books, caused controversy in 1960 and was banned. She went on to write over 20 books over a career spanning six decades. President Michael D Higgins says she has bee…
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Entitled “You Only Live Once”, Manuel Di Lucia's book details the eventful life of the 83 year-old Kilkee fisherman, lifeguard, diver, restaurant operator, and founder member of the Kilkee Marine Rescue and Recovery Service. Manuel launched his book in June, with proceeds of the book being divided between the RNLI, Kilrush and West Clare Cancer Cen…
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Tidy Towns Adjudication is currently in progress across Ireland, with volunteers actively participating in clean-ups nationwide.Many young men have joined the Ennis Tidy Towns over the last few weeks from Palestine, Jordan, Algeria and Nigeria.For more on this, Alan Morrissey was joined by Councillor Mary Howard, and new volunteers, Anas Saleem Mah…
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The middle of this week will see the kick-off of the Kilrush Traditional Music & Set Dancing Festival. Running from the 31st July to 5th August, the week-long festival will include céilís, music, workshops, concerts, dance displays, and so much more. To fill us in on what we can expect from the Kilrush Traditional Music & Set Dancing Festival, Alan…
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Works to revitalise the streetscape and infrastructure of a prominent North Clare town will soon be underway. It comes as part VIII planning permission has been secured for extensive public realm enhancements in Ennistymon following a special meeting of Clare County Council held on Friday. The project which will now go out to tender involves revisi…
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A Clare farming representative claims the future of agriculture in this county is in serious trouble.It follows a report in the Teagasc National Farm survey that incomes on dairy and tillage farms have fallen drastically from 2022 to 2023, with average incomes reducing 71% and 69% respectively.There are fears from within the sector that without gov…
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As usal Beyoind Belief takes a break during the month of August.In this last programme of the current season, each of the team have chosen one of their favourite packages which thay had included on Beyond Belief over the last months.We look forward to our return to the Clare FM airwaves on 2nd September 2024.We look forward to you joining us for Be…
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What an amazing week it has been in the county with the VIP guest Liam McCarthy being brought north, south, east and west by the group of heroes who claimed him for the first time since 2013.What better way to celebrate that than listen back to how it was done, and revel once again in the outstanding display the lads produced in Croke Park last Sun…
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Over 140 patients discharged from Ennis Hospital in May are being sought to urgently complete a feedback report.With just five days to go until the deadline for the sixth annual National Inpatient Experience Survey, just 22% of the 186 patients eligible from Ennis General have taken part, which is the lowest uptake of any hospital nationwide.The su…
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Clare businesses are hailing the economic godsend of an All-Ireland victory. It comes as the Banner faithful came out in force across the county this week to join the homecoming celebrations for Liam McCarthy’s first stay in eleven years. On Monday evening alone, over 35,000 attended the main homecoming event at the fair green in Ennis. Afterwards …
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Clare students say isolation during the pandemic has resulted in social difficulties on their return to education.It comes at the National Learning Network, which has services in Ennis, has reported a serious rise in those unable to return to school or college.The National Learning Network provides a range of flexible training programmes and suppor…
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It is time for the twenty-third episode of our newest feature on Morning Focus, Village Tour, where Alan Morrissey paid a visit to Killaloe.With the Village Tour, we here at Morning Focus are aiming to highlight the smaller villages and townlands around the county.By doing this, we hope to showcase their unique character, while also bringing their …
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Boeing has finalised a guilty plea to a criminal fraud conspiracy charge and agreed to pay a massive fine of $243.6 million after breaching a deferred prosecution agreement with the US Justice Department over two fatal crashes involving its Max 737 aircraft, one of which claimed the life of Lahinch native Micheál ‘Mick’ Ryan. He was killed when the…
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On Friday’s Morning Focus, Alan welcomed Kieran McMahon onto the show for the Fitness and Wellness slot.Kieran is an online personal trainer and is also the founder of KM Fitness and the Be A Better Man online coaching mentorship.This week, Kieran gave fitness advice to teenagers.By Clare FM
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A Clare climate action group is scathing government policy following a significant surge in energy consumption by data centres. New figures from the Central Statistics Office shows 21% of all electricity generated for the national grid last year was used to power over 80 facilities across the country. In June, Futureproof Clare initiated a judicial…
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Firstly, Alan Morrissey was joined by the Clare Chair of Sadaka, Éamonn Meehan, to discuss the protests in Washington after the arrival of the Israeli Prime Minister.After that, Alan was joined by Senior Executive Officer, Anne Griffin to tell us more about the Shannon Municipal District.Following that, Alan was joined by Cathaoirleach of Shannon, …
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Firstly, Alan Morrissey was joined by the Clare Chair of Sadaka, Éamonn Meehan, to discuss the protests in Washington after the arrival of the Israeli Prime Minister.After that, Alan was joined by Senior Executive Officer, Anne Griffin to tell us more about the Shannon Municipal District.Following that, Alan was joined by Cathaoirleach of Shannon, …
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It's claimed the number of tenants being exploited is one the rise in Clare.New figures from housing charity Threshold show that 22 households in this county comprised of 34 adults and 15 children were prevented from entering homelessness in the last three months.Tenancy termination was the top issue for 52% of Clare households that presented to Th…
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The West Clare Capital is set to reap the rewards of a multi-million euro project that will prevent the discharge of raw sewerage into the Shannon Estuary.It comes as Uisce Eireann has this week completed the construction of a new wastewater treatment plant in Kilrush.The €11m investment also involves the installation of new sewer pipelines and upg…
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The Clare based Chair of Sadaka, the Ireland-Palestine Alliance, fears the Israeli Prime Minister will not opt for a ceasefire anytime soon.Benjamin Netanyahu is set to meet US President Joe Biden later today following an address to US Congress last night where he was met with protests from pro-Palestinian demonstrators, resulting in numerous arres…
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The new Maternity Leave Law has been welcomed in Clare as a huge step forward in the right direction.The law will allow women diagnosed with mental or physical illness during pregnancy to postpone their maternity leave up to 52 weeks.According to the Irish Cancer Society, roughly 60 percent of women each year go through cancer diagnosis, while they…
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