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This podcast is for dreamers, planners and everyone who loves adventuring in Europe and discovering its unknown corners and coves, its ancient ruins, family life, and delicious foods and wine! Cultural anthropologist and travel expert Monique Skidmore hosts this podcast bursting with tips, advice, and local and in-depth knowledge to help you plant your next trip to Europe's most enchanting locations.
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Untold Italy is a travel podcast full of practical tips and advice to help you plan your trip to Italy. Travel expert Katy Clarke interviews special guests and answers your questions to help you plan and uncover your own, as yet untold adventures in Italy. On our show we share highlights of the major destinations, off the beaten path secrets, best ways to get around, favorite food spots, cultural insights and much more. You’ll learn how to plan your Italy itinerary to include the places and ...
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The Travel Podcast from Not Just Travel shares fascinating insights, inspiration, hacks and tips from industry insiders, travel influencers and celebrities. Join our experts as they visit the hottest destinations across the globe, interviewing professional travellers and the people behind the world’s best holidays. Be captivated by stories and travel tales to spark your imagination, inspire your wanderlust and bring a smile to your face. Discover travel hacks without the hard work and holida ...
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A podcast whereas the name suggests - Anything Goes. Hosted by Anna Rose who navigates life, love, & business with a cheeky sense of humour, who isn’t afraid to say it how it is & leave nothing off the table. Bringing you interesting & in-depth conversations from fascinating individuals on every subject, from all walks of life the podcast aims to help you push boundaries & challenge the status quo.
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Join pilot and accidental adventurer Fernando Pinho as he takes you on journeys to discover exciting destinations across the UK and Europe. You'll fly with him to hidden gems and experience local culture, from bustling streets to serene hideaways and the best places to eat, sleep, and play. Travel Plans with Fernando Pinho is more than an immersive podcast; it's your ticket to exploring the world and its history with a friend who navigates both the skies and the vibrant streets below.
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Listening to podcasts on your trips around Europe. Welcome to this travel podcast series that primarily focuses on inspiring to make you want to explore parts of Europe on your own. This can be in the form of City Breaks, weekend getaways, and holidays. If you are looking for perfect ideas for a refreshing change from the familiar landscape, join us on this journey through the countries of Europe to exciting capitals and many fascinating cities and different destinations. In other words, the ...
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On the Global Counsel podcast, you can hear the GC team discuss and debate topical developments in public policy and regulation from around the world.Global Counsel is an advisory firm working with clients around the world to gauge political developments and how these impact both business risk and opportunity. For more information about Global Counsel, visit our website: www.global-counsel.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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In this week’s Beyond Belief, we reflect on the visit of the Relics of St. Bernadette to the diocese earlier in the week in the company of Bishop Fintan and some of the young people from St. Joseph’s Secondary School who participated in the Lourdes Pilgrimage this year; Myra Donnellan from Kilkishen, Aimee Ryan from Tulla, Emma McMahon and Áine Dal…
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The Green Party Deputy Leader believes the introduction of a grant to local food producers will provide an economic boost for communities in Clare. It follows the announcement by Green Minister Pippa Hackett that a maximum of €150,000 would be available to local suppliers to ensure more local food will be available in nearby shops. The grant aims t…
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Clare County Council is being urged not to take one step forward and two steps back as it seeks a solution to a dangerous bridge in Ennis.Droichead na Gabhair Bridge on the Drumcliffe Road has long been considered a danger to pedestrian safety as its width has been deemed unsuitable to cater to both cars and those on foot.Responding to motion on th…
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The Irish Coast Guard Operations Management Team has been requested to attend an urgent meeting of Clare County Council.It comes as the local authority is imminently expected to extend the lease and approve the expansion of the Kilkee Coast Guard Station.Clare's other units include the Doolin Coast Guard which also manages the Inis Oirr unit and th…
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A former Mayor of Ennis has issued a scathing criticism of Dublin's civil servants for restricting housing development in the town.It comes just over a year after Minister for Planning Kieran O'Donnell issued a final direction for Clare's County Development Plan which dezoned a large portion of land in Ennis that had been marked for low density res…
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A Clare TD is calling for protocols to be put in place to completely ban anonymous and unverified profiles and social media.It comes as the media regulator, Coimisiún na Meán is carrying out of review of online platforms to combat difficulties reporting illegal content online.As part of the review, An Coimisiún na Meán has reached out to companies …
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A member of Clare's housing committee is calling for an urgent investigation to determine if landlords in this county have breached rent pressure zone rules. The Residential Tenancies Board's latest report, which has just been published, shows the average standardised rent in this county was 1,200 euro per month at the end of last year, representin…
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A MidWest Migrants Rights Group is urging the government to reconsider a proposal to ask asylum seekers to make a financial contribution towards their costs.Taoiseach Simon Harris confirmed the Government is considering the move based on the people's circumstances and incomes, describing the move as a 'common sense approach'.Doras has criticised th…
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Beginning next Monday on Clare FM, a 10-part series titled 'True Colours' will broadcast. Each episode will feature members of the LGBTQI community sharing their coming out journeys to inspire and empower others. In addition to personal stories, we will have trained psychotherapists that will also provide insights. Produced by Clare FM's Programme …
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Clare artist Mick O’Dea will feature at the Clifden Arts Festival. His exhibition Portraits will open next week and be available to view for 12 days.The opening reception will take place at 6.30pm next Tuesday.To find out more, Alan Morrissey was joined by Mick O'Dea.Photo (c) Mickodeaartist via Instagram…
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This Saturday sees the official opening of the Fair Green Sensory Garden at the Fair Green in Doonbeg. The Fair Green has been transformed into a coastal landscape that mirrors Doonbeg’s marine environment. The event will see Cillian Murphy cutting the ribbon, multiple speakers and will finish in Igoe's restaurant.For more on this, Alan Morrissey w…
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Zainab Boladale, The Clare presenter, journalist and public speaker has been seen on our TV screens for the past seven years, since first appearing on RTÉ’s children’s programme, news2day back in 2017. She now travels around the country as a presenter and reporter for Nationwide. Zainab has also made her first foray into writing. She has just publi…
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A West Clare councillor has laid the blame at the feet of the Government for misinformation around asylum seekers in Kilrush, but has condemned the anti-immigrant rhetoric on display in the town. It's now just ten days since elected representatives received a briefing document informing them that 27 international protection applicants would be taki…
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A more proactive approach to dealing with the phenomenon of abandoned vehicles is being sought from Clare County Council. A total of 122 complaints regarding abandoned vehicles have been received by the local authority so far this year which was resulted in 41 vehicles being deemed abandoned. The information has come to light following a motion on …
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Parmigiano Reggiano, sometimes called parmesan, is one of the world's greatest cheeses - if not the very best. Learn about the precise processes and human talent that goes into making this delicious cheese from one of the official cheese testers and Untold Italy Tours host and local food ambassador Giulia Tamarri. Read the full episode show notes h…
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There was major excitement in Ennis today as ALDI opened its second store in the town.A unique feature for the throngs of visitors, young and old was the presence of a Munster and Irish Rugby Legend and his very special guest, the Six Nations Trophy.ALDI's charity partners in Clare include the Kilrush RNLI, Cranny After School Care and the Killaloe…
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The opening of a new major supermarket in Ennis is expected to provide a major boost to the local economy.ALDI opened its second store in the county town today, which has brought with it significant employment.Clare FM's Daragh Dolan was there and he spoke to some of the first customers and Store Manager Tomas.…
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A West Clare Councillor is calling on the Government to scrap the "not fit for purpose" National Car Test Service.As it stands, the next available appointment for an NCT at Clare's only centre in Ennis is over three months away on December 19th.So far this year, more than half of the over 26,000 National Car Tests conducted in Ennis have resulted i…
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As thousands of people descend on Lisdoonvarna this weekend for the Matchmaking Festival, those in need, or who are struggling to cope, are being reminded they're not alone.Samaritans Festival Branch will be on duty from Friday night until Sunday morning in the town, offering support to those who look lost in the crowd.Volunteers, who provide a dis…
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September is World Alzheimer’s Month, with World Alzheimer’s Day taking place on the 21st of September. More than 55,000 people in Ireland are living with dementia. To mark the month, Bluebird Care, in partnership with Dunnes Stores, brought its Dementia Bus to Ennis. The Dementia Bus – a first-of-its-kind virtual simulator, lets people experience …
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Dara Glynn is Secretary of the Ennis-Langenfeld Twinning Board. The Twinning Board runs a number of events with a German flavour in Ennis, including a mini Oktoberfest which will be held in Fawls Beer Garden on the 20th of September.They also run the Kaffeklatsch, an informal group of German speakers who meet once a month in Glór.…
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The D.I.Y. Academy are bringing their ladies D.I.Y. workshop to Ennis. This workshop gives you the skills and confidence to transform your living spaces through the art of do-it-yourself home improvement. The one-day event will take place this Saturday at Shannonside Homevalue Hardware in the County Town. To find out more, Alan Morrissey spoke with…
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The Fergus Beag or Fergus Minor as it's sometimes called is a section of the River Fergus which runs under the Tulla Road and alongside Corrovorrin on the north side of the county town. As maintenance on the section of the river last took place in 2018, locals are complaining that it has become overgrown which makes it an eyesore and is also leadin…
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Aisling Browne is a therapy practitioner, holistic menstrual educator, yoga & embodied dance teacher and women's circle facilitator. Aisling’s Maya Abdominal Massage practice, which helps support women pelvic health, is based in Ennis.She works with women and girls in person, in schools and online.Door Clare FM
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The Minister for Integration has defended the level of engagement with residents of Kilrush regarding the opening of a new IPAS centre in the town. Last week, elected representatives received a briefing document indicating that up to 27 male International Protection Applicants will be accommodated at the Central B&B in the town in the near future. …
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The CEO of Clare County Council is set to intervene following the closure of sections of the Cliffs of Moher walking trail. Last month, the Clare Local Development Company which manages the trail, took the decision to close 5.5km of the route to carry out urgent remedial safety works, in light of two fatal incidents at the cliffs which occurred in …
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In this exclusive episode, we unveil the luxurious La Dolce Vita Orient Express, launching in 2025. Join Hayley Sparks and special guest Samy, General Manager of La Dolce Vita, as they take you behind the scenes of this highly anticipated train experience. From its stunning Italian design to gourmet meals by a Michelin-star chef, this episode will …
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A Government Minister has acknowledged the challenges facing the people of Kilrush.Alan Dillon who's Fine Gael Minister of State at the Department of Housing and Local Government says while the concerns and frustrations of communities are well-founded, he insists a line has to be drawn on any nuances made about the intentions of Asylum Seekers.…
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The Community Engagement Team of the Department of Integration will meet with Kilrush residents in the coming days to discuss local issues.It's understood the incoming arrivals will have GP appointments handled in Lisdoonvarna or Limerick as per the IPAS system.However, for the residents of Kilrush themselves, they remain with just two-full time do…
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A Clare TD claims a "Dublin Centric" government has failed rural communities by placing Asylum Seekers in under-resourced areas.It comes as the second IPAS centre in the space of a year is set to open in what state agency Pobal has determined to be Clare's most deprived urban settlement.It's been exactly eight days since news broke that up to 27 In…
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Clare County Council claims a planned social housing development in Ennis will go a long way in helping it to achieve its targets for the coming year.The local authority has signed contracts with Coolsivna Construction Limited for the construction of a 20-unit social housing scheme on the Gort Road on the outskirts of the county town.The €4.2 milli…
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The time for this year’s Clare FM and Ennis Lions Club Radio Charity Auction is edging ever closer! This year’s radio auction will take place on the 18th of October. Proceeds for this year’s event will primarily be donated to Sláinte an Chláir – Clare Cancer Support, in addition to other local charities. To find out more about the auction, Alan Mor…
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Last night saw former US President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris face off in Philadelphia in their first presidential debate. The eagerly-awaited debate – the first time the two had met in person – came as new polls show the race for the White House remains tight, with no clear leader. For more on the debate, Donnacha Ó'Beacháin, Pr…
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Sinéad Mellett is a woman of many talents. The Clare native is a vet and veterinary herbalist. However, Sinéad is adding some strings to her bow; she is preparing to launch her family-run business at this year’s National Ploughing Championships, while she will also be launching her new book. Photo (c): www.naturalvetco.com…
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Clare County Council is calling on HIQA to expedite it's review of emergency capacity in the MidWest. It comes amid confirmation from the Health and Information Quality Authority that it's long awaited report to determine if another Emergency Department is needed in the region will be published next Summer. The timeline has been met with widespread…
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A proposal for a long-sought pedestrian crossing at a major roundabout on the outskirts of Ennis has yet to receive approval. Concerns around pedestrian and motorist safety at the Clareabbey Roundabout between Clarecastle and Ennis have been consistently raised by local representatives since the roundabout's construction. Following a raised put for…
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Clare's Member of the European Parliament claims Ireland's tax arrangement with Apple had "all the hallmarks of a sweetheart deal".It comes as the European Court of Justice has ruled that Apple must pay €13.1 billion in unpaid tax to Ireland following an almost ten-year legal battle.In 2016, the European Commission found the company had underpaid t…
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A West Clare principal is arguing Ireland must look at international best practice to bring about change to its third-level education admissions process.The National Association of Principals and Deputy Principals is calling for the CAO to be reformed following concerns around the lottery system which students applying for more than 23 courses this…
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It's feared the headcount at small and medium businesses in Clare will begin to shrink unless action is taken to reduce costs in budget 2025.It comes as the Irish Small and Medium Enterprise Council is warning the Government that the proposed 8% increase to the national minimum wage will have a disproportionate impact on smaller firms. The ISME cla…
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A Clare family resource centre says, meanwhile, that they're 'bursting at the seams' due to the pressure and demand for the services provided there.Shannon Family Resource Centre, which offers financial support for families as well as financial literary courses says without adequate funding, it's unable to provide consistent and improved supports t…
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The report, using data from statistics agency, Eurostat found that prices here are currently 45% higher than EU average. In fact, Ireland's rate is the second highest rate in Europe, with only Luxembourg, at 52%, having higher prices than Ireland. Prices were calculated by the amount of money needed to purchase the same product volume in each count…
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It's claimed Clare's animal welfare services are facing extreme pressure as the pet sales market in this county has collapsed.In the last twelve months alone, 34 golden retrievers were surrended to Clare County Council's dog shelter by the same two people, who had originally intended to sell on the pups. The total cost of the surrender would have c…
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