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Burren Archaeology Festival In Ballyvaughan
The Burrenbeo Trust has announced that the second annual Burren Archaeology Festival is taking place on June 20th and 21st 2026 in Ballyvaughan. The two-day event will celebrate the rich archaeological heritage of the Burren through expert talks, live demonstrations, and hands-on activities for all ages, including workshops, interactive displays, and family-friendly excavation experiences designed to bring the region’s ancient history to life. To find out more, DaraghDolan was joined by Communications Coordinator with the BurrenBeo Trust, Pranjali Bhave.Image (c) Burrenbeo.com
Taste Of The Week : Cuban Sandwich & Kinder Bueno Cheesecake
On Thursday’s Morning Focus, Daragh Dolan was joined by Danny Lynch, chef at Le Chéile, Barefield.This week, Danny shared a delicious recipe for a cuban sandwich and a kinder bueno cheesecake.
Fleadh Nua 2026: O’Connell: The Liberator
A unique blend of history, music and theatre is coming to glór Ennis this weekend as O’Connell takes to the stage on Sunday, May 24th at 8pm. Produced, written and directed by Diarmuid de Faoite, the production explores the life, politics and legacy of Daniel O’Connell through powerful storytelling, original musical arrangements and a cast of leading Irish musicians and performers. To find out more, Daragh Dolan spoke with producer, writer & narrator Diarmuid de Faoite, as well asMusical Director, Geraldine Cotter.
Future of Work - Conor Graham - Marian Sheedy - Episode 11
On this week's episode of The Future of Work, Pat Flynn chats with Marian Sheedy, co-owner of Sheedy’s Boutique B and B in Doolin and Conor Graham, proprietor of Linnane’s Lobster Bar and Flaggy Shore Oysters in New Quay, also in North Clare.This feature, 'The Future of Work' is funded by the News Reporting Scheme.
Practical Tips Ahead Of State Exams
The Leaving and Junior Cert are only around the corner.No matter how often students are told ‘it’s not the be-all and end-all of life,’ it’s natural to be worried and stressed about such a milestone event - both parents & students.Principal of The Tuition Centre, Dan Sheedy has a practical list of do's and dont's for students as they get ready to head to the exam halls.Image (c) by TrueCreatives via Canva
Clare Homeless Support Worker Accuses Govt Of "Punishing Renters"
The cost of renting in County Clare continues to climb sharply, with the latest figures showing new tenants now paying almost €600 a month for a single room in a house. According to the latest Daft.ie rental report, market rents rose by 4.4% nationally in the first quarter of 2026 — the biggest quarterly increase recorded since the series began in 2002. In Clare, the cost of a three-bed home has risen by 8.3%, while four-bed properties are now over 20% more expensive than this time last year. To discuss this further, Daragh Dolan was joined by Homeless support worker and Shannon Sinn Féin representative, Shane Doody and Clare SVP President, Gerardine Power.by Kanjana Jorruang from Getty Images via Canva
Unique Opportunity To View Whales And Dolphins Off Clare Coast This Weekend
People will have a unique opportunity to view whale and dolphin activity off the coast of Clare this weekend. Whale Watch Ireland takes place between 5 and 7pm on Saturday evening as part of a nationwide effort to monitor and celebrate marine life. Now in its 24th year, the event held by the Kilrush-based Irish Whale and Dolphin Group, will see free land-based watches taking place at 19 locations across the country, including Loop Head in West Clare and Black Head in the north of the county. Chief Executive Officer of Irish Whale and Dolphin Group, Dr Simon Berrow has been telling Clare FM's Morning Focus it's a good opportunity for people to play a part in marine conservation efforts. Photo (c) Irish Whale and Dolphin Group via Facebook
Confusion Over Water Quality In Lahinch Following Blue Flag Status Loss
Lahinch businesses say there’s been confusion among locals and tourists about water quality after the beach lost its Blue Flag status. The Blue Flag programme is aimed at raising environmental awareness and promoting sound environmental management of beaches, marinas and eco-tourism boats. Lahinch is the only beach not to retain its Blue Flag Status this year, following a number of restrictions in recent years linked to elevated bacteria levels. Ben Bennett of Lahinch Surf Clinic says the decision has affected local businesses, but he's been telling Clare FM's Morning Focus that the water is still considered safe for swimming on a day-to-day basis. Photo (c) Clare FM
New Inis Cealtra Regulations To Assist Council And Gardaí With Anti-Social Behaviour Clampdown
New bye-laws are expected to give An Garda Síochána and Clare County Council somewhere to turn when anti-social behaviour occurs at an East Clare tourism site. The regulations approved by elected members of Killaloe Municipal District this week prohibit camping and other potentially harmful activities on Inis Cealtra in Lough Derg. The bye-laws, which come into effect on July 1st, also ban overnight parking at Knockaphort Pier. Whitegate Fine Gael Councillor Pat Burke has been telling Clare FM's Seán Lyons the new rules were drafted following issues observed last summer.
Inspirational Young People Celebrated At Garda Youth Awards
Eight awards were presented to winners aged from 13 to 19 years at a special event held yon Tuesday 19th at the Hotel Woodstock in Ennis, in recognition of the young people’s bravery, determination and positive impact. This year’s Awards celebrated an impressive cross‑section of young people and youth‑led initiatives across County Clare. To find out more, Daragh Dolan was joined on the line by the Sponsor of the Awards, Shannon Airport's Director, Niall Kearns.We were also joined by some of the winners, including Caoimhe Moroney, Sarah Bermingham, and Lexi Reidy, who spoke about their achievements.Pictured Back (L-R): Superintendent John Ryan, Cillian Grimes McDonagh (East Clare UBU Youth Group), Sam O'Dwyer, Caoimhe Moroney, Tristan Murphy (East Clare UBU Youth Group), Niall Kearns, Airport Director of Shannon Airport.Front (L-R): Isabella Sydney, Sarah Bermingham and Lexi Reidy (Escape the Vape School Ambassadors), Niamh McManus (Clare Comhairle na nOg), Mayar Jadalla, Joe Slattery.Image (c) Arthur Ellis