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Less than one month after Clare lifted the Liam McCarthy at Croke Park, The Banner will once again be raised high this week when the County is placed on centre stage at the world’s largest celebration of Irish music and culture.

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A group of amateur radio operators from across the Mid-West Region will mark the 170th anniversary of Loop Head Lighthouse this weekend by communicating from the West Clare landmark via radio with hundreds of radio clubs and individuals worldwide using voice, Morse code and data systems.

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Ireland’s first celebration of indigenous animal breeds will take place at Bunratty Castle and Folk Park on August 18th as part of a wide-ranging programme of National Heritage Week events at the County Clare visitor attraction.

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County Galway has become the first Irish participant in an international programme aimed at sequestering millions of tonnes of carbon through partnerships with communities who are successfully conserving tropical forests.

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Craggaunowen will be transformed into a Viking village with medieval games, battle creations and a celebration of Norse arts, crafts and trades this August Bank Holiday Weekend (Saturday 3rd and Sunday 4th August).

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More than 300,000 television viewers across Australia will be introduced to Bunratty Castle & Folk Park this autumn.

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The Cathaoirleach of the County of Galway has paid tribute to the Galway Senior Footballers following their defeat to Armagh in the All-Ireland Senior Football Final at Croke Park.

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Two of the Vatican’s most senior officials have been confirmed as attendees for the consecration of Monsignor Séamus Horgan as Papal Nuncio to South Sudan at Ennis Cathedral, County Clare, this Saturday at 11.00am.

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Athenry is the first location in Galway to benefit from a new Design-Build Contractor Framework that will expedite the delivery of new construction projects across the city and county.

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Television weatherman Deric Hartigan was in Bunratty Castle and Folk Park today where he broadcast his morning forecasts live on Ireland AM.

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