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Out of the Hourglass

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Out of the Hourglass, presented by Nolan Consulting Group, is here to help Small Business Owners and Contractors alike visualize their goals, develop their team & build sustainable growth. You'll hear from our panel of NCG Coaches on a variety of topics, guest speakers from top industry resources, Business Owners sharing best practices and a focus on strategies across sales, marketing, business planning, human resources and more. We're here to take you "out of the hourglass" and reach YOUR S ...
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Extending from the very successful r/publicrelations group on Reddit, Pitch Perfect talks to top PR professionals from a variety of different roles, focus areas, geographies and approaches to gain insight into how to enter the field, do the work, manage the career, deal with the highs and lows, and everything else involved in being a communications professional. Topics include public affairs, investor relations, tech PR, internal communications and, hopefully, not too much celebrity PR.
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Soroptimist International is running the Orange the World Campaign, part of a UN initiative to raise awareness about gender-based violence. Sadly, Clare is not immune to this issue. According to Women’s Aid, over 269 women have been killed violently in Ireland since 1996, most at the hands of a current or former partner. As part of the campaign, st…
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The Clare Branch Of Irish Kidney Association will host its Christmas Dinner on Thursday, the 7th of December at the Temple Gate Hotel from 1pm. Special guests on the day include Dr Liam Casserly, Consultant Nephrologist at UHL and one of the key figures behind the new dialysis unit in Ennis, and Carol Moor, CEO of the Irish Kidney Association, who …
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Comhairle na nÓg is holding an Open Day on Saturday, 13th December, aimed at encouraging more young people to get involved. The event will give attendees the chance to find out more about Comhairle’s work and hear about exciting new plans for the year ahead. To find out more, Alan Morrissey was joined live in studio by Comhairle na nÓg members, Hol…
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Gardaí are increasing patrols in Ennis for the Christmas period. This comes as Retailers of Ennis - the representative group for Ennis businesses - claims violence and anti-social behaviour have become the norm in the county town due to a lack of Garda presence. For more information, Alan Morrissey was joined by Sergeant Dominic Regan from Ennis Ga…
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Ryanair says the Government must play ball in order to allow it to expand its operations at Shannon Airport. The budget airline has this week confirmed that it's carried 22 million passengers through the Clare base since it first came to the facility in 1987. The airline will have a fourth based aircraft at Shannon for the first time for summer 202…
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The survival of a North Clare business is under threat following a controversial planning decision. Clare County Council has refused permission for Patrick and Mary Nagle to continue operating the Cliffs of Moher Coastal Walk Car Park in Liscannor, which has been providing parking, toilets and changing facilities for tourists since 2012. The local …
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The Clare-based chairperson of the Oireachtas Education Committee is suggesting primary schools hire dedicated Irish language teachers as a solution to the recruitment and retention crisis. Former primary school teacher, Meelick Fianna Fáil TD Cathal Crowe, has proposed having teachers tasked solely with teaching Irish "to uphold the quality of Iri…
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It's hoped the Kilrush Town Centre First Plan will vastly improve the town's offering for both locals and tourists alike.Two consultation sessions will take place in Kilrush Town Hall on Thursday December 4th, from 4pm to 5pm and 5:30pm to 6:30pm, while people can also voice their opinion through a poll on the Clare County Council website.A draft v…
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Éamon Little has directed a documentary called Born That Way, which focuses on the life and work of Patrick Lydon. Patrick Lydon was born in Massachusetts to an Irish family, before returning to Ireland during the early 1970s and, with his wife Gladys, setting up the innovative Camphill Community. Born That Way will begin a run at the Arc in Ennis,…
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The magic of Christmas will come alive at glór this winter, with programme of events for audiences of all ages. Following the success of last year’s celebration, glór is reprising A Very Clare Christmas on Saturday, 13th December, promising an evening filled with tradition and the vibrant creativity of Clare. On Thursday's edition of Morning Focus,…
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The days of teams getting changed in "buses and corners" at a West Clare sports ground are expected to come to a close soon with a new development coming on stream.Kilmihil People's Park has secured planning application for the provision of dressing rooms and public toilets at the amenity which opened its gates in 2021.The project is supported by a…
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A Clare Planning Consultant believes the court's process for assessing the validity of a judicial review should be maintained.It comes as the Government has published a 30 point plan to advance critical infrastructure projects. Clonlara Independent Councillor Michael Begley says if any issues are discovered, developers should be allowed to rectify …
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The Tulla Music Society performed musicals in Tulla every Christmas between 1998 and 2005. Each of those years, the musicals involved a significant number of people from the local community. Later this month (Saturday, 20th December), Cnoc na Gaoithe in Tulla will screen highlights from these productions. To chat further about this, Alan Morrissey …
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On Thursday's Morning Focus, we were focusing on the ecology of the sand dunes a Bishop’s Quarter in Ballyvaughan. That is because there appears to be an issue at the dunes, which is being described as “environmental vandalism.” To tell us more about what has been going on, and how serious it is, Alan Morrissey spoke with Kevin Lynch, Coastal geomo…
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The Kilfenora Players return to the stage this coming weekend. The group will perform Bryan McMahon's “The Bugle in the Blood”. It will run at Kilfenora Community Hall this Friday, Saturday and Sunday (5th – 7th December, 8pm). To tell us more about this, Alan Morrissey was joined by Fr Ned Crosby, Director of the play and Judith Davoren, who helpe…
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The Minister for Defence, Tánaiste Simon Harris, has appointed a new Assistant Chief of Staff to the Irish Defence Forces...and it is a Clare man. Brigadier General Neil Nolan has served for more than 35 years as an infantry officer. He is well known in the Defence Forces and has served in a variety of roles across the military as well as deploymen…
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Conor Murray enjoyed a 15-year career with Munster, winning two URC titles during his time with the province. The former scrum-half also earned 125 caps for Ireland, winning five Six Nations titles including two Grand Slams, as well as earning eight test caps with the British and Irish Lions. He has written a new autobiography. In Cloud Nine: My Li…
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Clare Gardaí will take on Clare Masters in a charity football match. The game, in aid of Little Blue Heroes Foundation, will be held at Éire Óg in Ennis, this Sunday the 7th of December from 2pm. For more on this, Alan Morrissey was joined by Cathal O’Gorman, member of Clare Garda Football and based in Ennis Garda Station.Image (c) Official Clare G…
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The Government has launched what it is calling a radical 30-point plan to speed up crucial decisions on infrastructure projects. It includes plans to fast track projects which are in the national interest and changing the fee structure for legal costs when taking judicial reviews. It comes at a time when legal decisions are slowing up plans for the…
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A Clare environmental group claims no environmental consideration has gone into plans for a new gas terminal on the Shannon Estuary. Gas Networks Ireland has announced that Ireland's first strategic gas emergency reserve, which will act as a temporary natural gas facility in the event of disruption to the country's supply, will be located at Cahira…
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Shovels are finally in the ground at the site of what's soon to be Clare's first Renal Haemodialysis unit. Having been granted planning permission for the facility in May, Fresenius Medical Care has now secured a commencement notice, allowing construction to begin this week. The unit will be located in the Clare Technology Park on the Gort Road in …
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It's a busy time across County Clare for Christmas markets!On Wednesday’s Morning Focus, Alan Morrissey caught up with organisers from Mountshannon, Broadford, Kilrush, Lahinch, Kilkee, and Miltown Malbay to hear what locals and visitors can look forward to at this year’s festive markets.Alan spoke with Frank Bouchier in Mountshannon, Karen O’Conno…
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The West Clare Cancer Centre has honoured long-time supporter Matt Keating, presenting him with a special appreciation award for his many years of dedicated fundraising. The gesture, made by Mary McGrath and the team, recognises the vital role Matt has played in helping the centre continue its outstanding work supporting people in West Clare affect…
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County Clare has been awarded the title of European Volunteering Capital 2027. The Banner County was awarded the title by the Centre of European Volunteering (CEV) at the European Volunteering Capital Winner announcement, in Barcelona. Clare now joins a distinguished list of previous European Volunteering Capitals, including Barcelona, Lisbon, Lond…
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Transport Infrastructure Ireland is being accusing of being "asleep at the wheel" regarding the surge in road traffic collisions on the main route between Ennis and Limerick. More than 35 crashes have taken place on the Clare stretch of the M18 motorway and N18 dual-carriageway since the start of September, with the vast majority occurring between …
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Eilish McCarthy has just published her memoir, "Two Islands", about growing up in County Clare.Eilish shares about her youth spent between Liscannor, the Aran Islands and boarding in an Ennis schoolIt will be launched this Saturday the 6th of December at 7pm in McHughs, Liscannor.To find out more, Alan Morrissey spoke with Eilish McCarthy on Wednes…
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Management at University Hospital Limerick have asked the public to first consider all available healthcare alternatives before attending the Emergency Department there, which is currently prioritising treatment of the sickest, most seriously injured and frailest patients.This follows the huge demand the Dooradoyle facility has experienced for its …
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There have been reports of a number of break-ins to vehicles recently, in Shannon Industrial Estate. This is something that has gained traction on social media. Shannon Sinn Fein TD, Donna McGettigan has been across this particular story and she joined Alan Morrissey on Wednesday's Morning Focus to share more.Photo (c) Donna McGettigan TD via Faceb…
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Bill Drysdale, Principal of the Taysa Group, and Ross Hartmann, Founder of Kiingo AI, introduce NCG's new 6-month AI Accelerator Workshop designed specifically for trades businesses who want to gain a competitive edge through practical AI adoption. They explain why AI is a people and strategy challenge rather than a technical one, sharing how the p…
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Clare farmers have taken an over €2 million share of a fund to support the welfare of suckler calves. Payments of €28 million have been commenced under the Beef Welfare Scheme 2025 with €2.34 million awarded in the county as a result of 1,878 successful applications. The scheme is intended to support farmers in meal feeding suckler calves before an…
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It's claimed Clare people are living a reduced quality of life due to a lack of research into women's health. The Oireachtas Heart and Stroke Group, founded by Clare TD Cathal Crowe and Ardnacrusha resident Pauline O'Shea has called on the Government to implement targeted actions to improve knowledge of female cardiac issues. According to the Irish…
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The Friends of Regina House, Kilrush, have received approximately (according to Regina House) €47,000 in donations thanks to the tireless fundraising of Paddy Kelly and his fellow cyclists. Regina House provides essential, compassionate care for older people in West Clare, and community support like this plays a vital role in sustaining its service…
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Fianna Fáil has published the combined findings of its Parenting in the Digital Age survey and its Youth Online Safety Workshop in conjunction with Foróige and Crosscare, revealing deep concern among parents about children’s exposure to online risks, alongside new evidence showing just how young children are when they first enter the digital world.…
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Two young changemakers from Co Clare have been selected for one of Ireland’s most prestigious activism programmes. Matthew Butt from Ennis and Georgina Johnston from Miltown Malbay are among just 21 people chosen for the Alice Academy for Activists, a four-day residential bootcamp in Dublin this January that supports emerging campaigners with strat…
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Clare Haven Services is marking the annual 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence, a global campaign running from the 25th of November to the 10th of December to raise awareness and call for an end to violence against women and girls. The organisation is reminding the public of the vital frontline, prevention and support work taking plac…
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Limerick is getting set for one of the biggest sporting and social events of the season as the Mr Binman Christmas Racing Festival returns this December, from the 26th to the 29th.The four-day festival will feature top-class racing, family festivities, and a packed entertainment programme — including a newly confirmed K-Pop Demon Hunters Sing-Along…
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A prostate cancer support group in Ardnacrusha is offering vital help to men and their families, thanks to the work of founder Tony Bridgeman, who set it up in April 2023. Among those involved is Phelim Warren, a cancer survivor whose own diagnosis came as a shock despite having no symptoms. His story highlights the importance of regular blood test…
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Volodymyr Zelensky visits Ireland today, in the first state visit by a Ukrainian President to the country.It comes as the Government is to approve an additional one hundred million euro in non-lethal aid to Ukraine.This morning Mr. Zelenskyy will make a courtesy call to President Catherine Connolly. From there he'll joint press conference with Taoi…
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A Clare architect is accusing the Government of making a "superficial effort" to fix the planning process. The Cabinet is to be briefed on proposals this week on putting caps on the legal costs those behind judicial reviews can claim from the State. Under the plans, the limit for a standard case would be €41,000 while for complex cases it would be …
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It's hoped Clare will see the benefits of a new airline route development plan. As part of the 'New Era for Irish Tourism Strategy' launched by the Government yesterday, a commitment has also been made to roll-out a Strategic Air Access Programme to develop new airline routes. The programme will aim to increase visitor numbers in the off-peak May t…
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Clare FM's Derrick Lynch and Tommy Guilfoyle were back to give us their thoughts and reactions from a busy weekend of GAA fixtures.Games Reviewed:Munster Senior Club HC Final: Éire Óg 1-9 Ballygunner 0-21 (Sunday, FBD Semple Stadium) Munster Intermediate Club HC Final: O'Callaghan's Mills 0-15 Upperchurch Drombane 3-20 (Saturday, TUS Gaelic Grounds…
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Nigel Motyer is an international award-winning underwater photographer who has been diving and photographing Irish seas since the 1980s. His photography has featured in many publications worldwide, including National Geographic. Nigel’s latest book Beneath Irish Seas features the waters and wild marine life around Clare extensively. Photo (c) Eason…
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Midwest Simon says it's trying to find space for as many people in Clare as possible this winter but admits its accommodation here is at full capacity. The latest Department of Housing figures show 171 families were residing in emergency accommodation in this region in October, showing a rise of 34% in the last year. A total of 85 adults were avail…
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Half of consumers are planning to cut back on presents this Christmas. That is according to the latest Credit Union Consumer Sentiment Index. It also reveals that the number of people using savings to fund the festive season is up. The global outlook has settled slightly, but household finances are coming under sustained pressure. To delve into thi…
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The Clare Roots Society, in collaboration with Larry Brennan, is publishing “Clare Road, Ennis.” This book contains a rich collection of articles, poetry, maps, land records, residents’ recollections, and photographs tracing the life and history of one of Ennis’s most well-known thoroughfares. The launch of “Clare Road, Ennis” will take place this …
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