Clare records 13 new COVID-19 cases
Co Clare has recorded a further 13 cases of COVID-19 while the incidence rate of the virus has dropped in the county.
Day: 27 October 2020
Green Clare: ‘Dispose of your mask responsibly’
THE pandemic has brought about significant challenges in 2020. One such challenge noted by the Waste Enforcement Section of the Clare County Council is the increase in disposable Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) found on both public and private land within the county boundaries. Executive Engineer of the Waste Enforcement section Maria Carey urges the public …
Selection of Shannon as exida’s European centre of excellence to create 25 jobs
Shannon has been selected as the location for the establishment of a European Centre of Excellence by exida which will create 25 jobs in the process.
Limerick full back line got too comfortable – Lohan
Clare senior hurling manager Brian Lohan has hailed Tony Kelly as a “once in a generation player” and pinpointed their sluggish start to the second half as a key factor for Sunday’s ten point defeat.
Gort Cancer Centre plans for life after COVID-19 following year of service disruptions
Through the purchase of an adjoining property in November 2019, which doubled the size of their support centre, Gort Cancer Support have been able to successfully provide an essential service to the local community even throughout the Covid-19 crisis.
‘Major piece of work’ required in Clonlara
Temporary relief from flooding has been provided in Aughboy, Clonlara following drainage works.
‘Ridiculous’ amount of repairs needed from Cooraclare to Kilrush Rd
Amount of repairs required on the R483 from Kilrush to Cooraclare have been labelled “ridiculous” by one county councillor.
Bealkelly to Tuamgraney walking trail viewed as a ‘fantastic asset’ to East Clare
A 4.5km walking trail in East Clare is set to be finished by the end of November according to local authority officials.
Repairing potholes in Newmarket-on-Fergus car park ‘an urgent matter’ – McMahon
Potholes at the car park of Our Lady of the Rosary Church in Newmarket-on-Fergus are to be repaired in the coming weeks by Clare County Council.