Coming up on Clare FM’s Main Evening News with Conor Quaid…
The Cratloe-based General Secretary of the ICSA claims the startling results of an investigation into rural crime show the problem is far greater than reflected in Garda Statistics.
The Education Minister says the government’s hands are tied on demanding religious orders hand over title deeds to properties to pay for the child abuse redress scheme.
A host of Clare’s festivals have been hit with a funding setback.
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And in sport, a former All Ireland winning Clare hurling captain feels the Banner will have what it takes to pick up two more league points against Dublin this weekend.
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