<description>Clare County Council says it's looking to extend its operating season at beaches and coastal locations.
The local authority has come under pressure to provide lifeguards outside of the June to September season and to open toilet facilities on a more regular basis in light of May's high temperatures seeing crowds flock to waterways.
The council says it's not possible to guarantee full lifeguard cover beyond September due to staffing constraints but it remains committed to a flexible approach and would like to extend the opening period of public toilet facilities from next year.
Local Fianna Fáil Councillor Shane Talty says more resources are needed. 
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Clare County Council says it's looking to extend …

Clare County Council says it's looking to extend its operating season at beaches and coastal locations.
The local authority has come under pressure to provide lifeguards outside of the June to September season and to open toilet facilities on a more regular basis in light of May's high temperatures seeing crowds flock to waterways.
The council says it's not possible to guarantee full lifeguard cover beyond September due to staffing constraints but it remains committed to a flexible approach and would like to extend the opening period of public toilet facilities from next year.
Local Fianna Fáil Councillor Shane Talty says more resources are needed. 


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Council Looking To Extend Operating Season At Coastal Locations

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Uisce Éireann is urging consumers in Clare to conserve their water usage over an impending dry spell expected this Summer. 
The utility is warning that communities could experience outage in the months ahead due to an expected increase in demand for treated water. 
It says that simple measures such as collecting rainwater for gardening use, fixing leaks, showering instead of bathing and turning the tap off while brushing can make a major difference.
Head of Water Operations Margaret Attridge says it's vital contingency supplies are available for emergency services. </description>


Uisce Éireann is urging consumers in Clare to co…


Uisce Éireann is urging consumers in Clare to conserve their water usage over an impending dry spell expected this Summer. 
The utility is warning that communities could experience outage in the months ahead due to an expected increase in demand for treated water. 
It says that simple measures such as collecting rainwater for gardening use, fixing leaks, showering instead of bathing and turning the tap off while brushing can make a major difference.
Head of Water Operations Margaret Attridge says it's vital contingency supplies are available for emergency services. 

Uisce Éireann Urging Clare People To Conserve Water Amid Impending Dry Spell

<description>Coming up on the show, we will preview Clare's All Ireland hurling quarter final against Dublin; look ahead to the camogie sides trip to Nowlan Park, hear about plans for next season with Ennis Women's Rugby, and Greyhound Focus too</description>

Coming up on the show, we will preview Clare's Al…

Coming up on the show, we will preview Clare's All Ireland hurling quarter final against Dublin; look ahead to the camogie sides trip to Nowlan Park, hear about plans for next season with Ennis Women's Rugby, and Greyhound Focus too

Clare FM Sideline View Friday June 19th

<description>Georgia G is a 25-year-old singer/songwriter from Malahide, Dublin, now based in New York City. Writing songs for as long as she can remember, Georgia draws inspiration from artists including Sheryl Crow, Fleetwood Mac and Adele, blending elements of pop, indie rock with hints of country into her own vibrant sound.

Georgia has been selected as Track of the Week multiple times, earning recognition for her infectious songwriting and distinctive sound. She has since sold out headline shows in both The Workman’s Cellar and Whelan’s, establishing herself as one of Dublin’s exciting emerging live acts. Georgia was also chosen to perform as part of Hot Press’ “Young &amp; Emerging” series, where the magazine described her as a “hotly tipped” artist, while the Fingal Independent wrote that Georgia G is “about to take the music scene by storm.”

Since then, Georgia has continued performing extensively across Ireland and the United States. In 2024, she performed on the Coca-Cola Stage at Electric Picnic, one of Ireland’s biggest music festivals. In October, she also supported Aaron Rowe at a show connected with the Guinness Storehouse in Chicago.

Now living in New York City, Georgia is currently playing a year-long residency in a Broadway bar while recording her debut EP before returning to Ireland for its release. Currently, she is working on music with producer Ollie Deacon-Lowpines (CMAT, Ailbhe Reddy)  in a studio in Greenpoint, Brooklyn. The upcoming project captures the experience of moving to New York in your twenties — balancing ambition, heartbreak, nightlife and homesickness — while continuing to shape the explosive and emotionally honest sound Georgia G has become known for.</description>

Georgia G is a 25-year-old singer/songwriter from…

Georgia G is a 25-year-old singer/songwriter from Malahide, Dublin, now based in New York City. Writing songs for as long as she can remember, Georgia draws inspiration from artists including Sheryl Crow, Fleetwood Mac and Adele, blending elements of pop, indie rock with hints of country into her own vibrant sound.

Georgia has been selected as Track of the Week multiple times, earning recognition for her infectious songwriting and distinctive sound. She has since sold out headline shows in both The Workman’s Cellar and Whelan’s, establishing herself as one of Dublin’s exciting emerging live acts. Georgia was also chosen to perform as part of Hot Press’ “Young & Emerging” series, where the magazine described her as a “hotly tipped” artist, while the Fingal Independent wrote that Georgia G is “about to take the music scene by storm.”

Since then, Georgia has continued performing extensively across Ireland and the United States. In 2024, she performed on the Coca-Cola Stage at Electric Picnic, one of Ireland’s biggest music festivals. In October, she also supported Aaron Rowe at a show connected with the Guinness Storehouse in Chicago.

Now living in New York City, Georgia is currently playing a year-long residency in a Broadway bar while recording her debut EP before returning to Ireland for its release. Currently, she is working on music with producer Ollie Deacon-Lowpines (CMAT, Ailbhe Reddy)  in a studio in Greenpoint, Brooklyn. The upcoming project captures the experience of moving to New York in your twenties — balancing ambition, heartbreak, nightlife and homesickness — while continuing to shape the explosive and emotionally honest sound Georgia G has become known for.

Georgia G - Irish Artist Of The Week

<description>Clare is on track for a significant jobs boost with the opening of a new business tomorrow.

DIY retailer Woodies is expanding to this county for the very first time and will officially open its Ennis store in the Ballymaley Business Park.

It's expected to created 34 part-time and full-time positions.

Woodies CEO Damien Dwyer says they're hugely excited about the move.</description>

Clare is on track for a significant jobs boost wi…

Clare is on track for a significant jobs boost with the opening of a new business tomorrow.

DIY retailer Woodies is expanding to this county for the very first time and will officially open its Ennis store in the Ballymaley Business Park.

It's expected to created 34 part-time and full-time positions.

Woodies CEO Damien Dwyer says they're hugely excited about the move.

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