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Clare County Council and Local Enterprise Office (LEO) Clare have teamed up with the Clare Echo to launch a ‘support local’ campaign called Click for Clare.
The message behind Click for Clare is a simple one. Support your local economy online. Almost 200 businesses have registered on the ‘Click for Clare’ Business Directory across the county. Many of these businesses have just recently launched their online stores with brand new eCommerce websites.
Now more than ever, it is vital that we support our local businesses and in doing so, retain jobs in the County. We encourage all to consider our local shops and businesses in the lead up to Christmas and where possible, to shop local either in-store, online or through click and collect over the phone.
For full details on the directory, visit: https://www.clareecho.ie/click-for-clare/
Clare County Council and Local Enterprise Office (LEO) Clare have teamed up with the Clare Echo to launch a ‘support local’ campaign called Click for Clare. The message behind Click for Clare is a simple one. Support your local economy online.
Almost 200 businesses have registered on the ‘Click for Clare’ Business Directory across the county. Many of these businesses have just recently launched their online stores with brand new eCommerce websites.
Now more than ever, it is vital that we support our local businesses and in doing so, retain jobs in the County. We encourage all to consider our local shops and businesses in the lead up to Christmas and where possible, to shop local either in-store, online or through click and collect over the phone.
For full details on the directory, visit: https://www.clareecho.ie/click-for-clare/
Clare Older People’s Council supported by Clare County Council will be hosting the Clare Older Volunteer of the Year Award 2020 which will be broadcast live on the Council’s YouTube channel on Tuesday the 17th of November at 11am. The award ceremony will acknowledge the great community efforts by our older Volunteers this year. It will be opened by Mayor of Clare, Mary Howard and CEO Pat Dowling will announce the winner at the end. The ceremony will also include guest speaker Dr. Harry Barry who will talk about the importance of resilience and maintaining a positive mental wellbeing as we age.
5 Virtual Concerts, 5 Genres over 5 Sundays; the "From a Distance Concert Series for Cultural Companions" is being streamed live from the Ennis Cathedral from 3pm - 4pm.
MC for the virtual concerts is Nigel Bridge and the Line up is:
15th November: Philomena and Michael O’Brien - Country Music
22nd November: Monica Morgan Kearney - Songs Old & New
29th November: The Villas - Rock and Roll Music
6th December: Socks in the Frying Pan - Trad Music
13th December: Helen Houlihan - Classical Music
Motorists are advised to expect traffic delays due to resurfacing works on the R473 at Ballynacally on the Ennis to Kildysert road from Friday, 13th November, until Thursday, 19th November.
Motorists are advised to expect traffic delays due to resurfacing works on the R474 at Shanavogh East on the Ennis to Miltown Malbay road until Thursday, 12th November.
The Draft Register of Electors for 2021/2022 has now been published and can be inspected at Post Offices, Garda Stations, Offices of the Local Authority, and the Franchise Office, Council Headquarters and on the web at www.clarecoco.ie and www.checktheregister.ie
In light of current Covid 19 restrictions Clare County Council would encourage the public to use the www.checktheregister.ie facility or the Free Phone Number: 1800 245 426 to check their details.
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