Clare

How Irish villages are handling the influx of Ukrainians and the closure of hotels to the public

For special occasions, restaurants that are places to savour in themselves

Restrictions at 20 beaches in Mayo will remain in place for up to six days with further six locations affected in Clare

Plus: Dave Grohl’s Kerry drive in 1994; rhododendron set for ban; and some interesting local government ethics declarations

Republican candidate declared more than €22m from Co Clare hotel and golf links

A flotilla of lake boats carried mourners to Holy Island, where the ‘brilliant, wild, soaring and indomitable’ Irish writer was laid to rest

IAG Cargo set to begin consultation with affected staff in the coming weeks

The current Coast Guard unit does not have enough experienced members to operate a climbing team, a critical part of the rescue and recovery service at the Cliffs of Moher

Plus: the seller of Tathony House in Dublin 8 got his sums right, Caitríona Balfe’s healthy finances, and the rising price of a Brittas Bay mobile home

Innovation and attention to detail define these first-class dining establishments

When her husband was charged and convicted of her murder, his guardianship rights were not affected

‘You have to be dead in Ireland to be a hero. History has shown us that; there are no living martyrs’ - O’Brien’s nephew

Irish man Kevin O’Reilly is global president of the medical diagnostics company Beckman Coulter

Judge Francis Comerford imposed a suspended sentence on Colin Curtis, of Crusheen, Co Clare, at Ennis District Court due to mitigating features in the case

Anne Keenan (66) and Catherine McCarthy (66), both from Ennis, alleged taxi struck van during 2016 trip to Heuston Station in Dublin

President Michael D Higgins leads tributes to ‘fearless teller of truths’ who died peacefully on Saturday after long illness

Body seen in water by occupants of pleasure craft at about 10am

Boy became separated from his family on Tuesday and is believed to have fallen from cliffs

The operation is due to resume from around 11am, the Irish Coast Guard confirmed

Keeping the walking trail safe is becoming more challenging

It is understood the missing child became separated from his family on Tuesday afternoon

Boy became separated from his family, who are holidaying in area, while visiting cliffs

Farmer and auctioneer allegedly assaulted boy in disused hostel he owns

Clare fans celebrate as the Liam MacCarthy cup is brought to the county for only the fifth time

Company currently employs 550 on site at O'Callaghan's Mills

Publicans argued ‘serious work’ for singles only gets going at 1:30am in local pubs

Food Stalls

Sinn Féin’s finance spokesman claims effort ‘at the very heart of Government’ to limit support for homeowners in redress scheme

There is technique and skill neatly woven through every dish in this beautiful dining room with stunning views over the Burren

Bord Pleanála refused permission to Cathal Crowe after finding his need to live in the local area ‘can be met by property and land in his ownership’

All-Ireland winner (47) allegedly produced wooden stick during dispute at Jamaica Inn Hostel in Sixmilebridge last October

Fine Gael Senator Tim Lombard says repeat of long delays experienced by Cork and Limerick fans on Sunday must be avoided

The former Grandstand and Match of the Day presenter has written a pair of books about animals, Now Who’s Talking 1 and 2, with illustrations by Bryony Hill

The death of a Belgian student at the Co Clare tourist attraction in May brings into focus the challenge of managing a route ill-designed for the tens of thousands who walk it every year

Garda Shane Flanagan (39) of Lifford Road, Ennis, Co Clare, is facing 14 counts of disclosing personal data on the Garda Pulse system to another person

One price, home and away: Apartments in Hawke’s Bay and Ragusa, a waterside cabin in Valevag and more

The woman said she was terrified of the man who allegedly assaulted her, resulting in her hospitalisation

Clare County Council starts public consultation on draft development strategy

History of problems at chemical plant highlighted by Minister for Environment in letter to utility’s chief executive

Move of 75 Ukrainian refugees from Shannon to Lisdoonvarna will see people lose jobs and children forced to change schools