Childcare sector on path to addressing low pay – Casey
*Claire Casey. A Clare based Early Years Educator believes that the sector is on the path to addressing low pay for the first time, following a recent government announcement.
Day: 11 April 2021
No action to be taken by Mountshannon Community Council over elected member’s involvement in ‘truth-seeker’ protests
*Participants at the now concluded Scariff protests. Photograph: John Mangan Mountshannon Community Council will not be removing an officer from an elected position despite an involvement in ‘truth-seeker’ demonstrations in the heart of Scariff.
Clare GAA received first bill for GPS units last year & Collins insists footballers don’t accept lower standards
*Photograph: Martin Connolly Clare GAA have said they first received a bill for GPS units last year while the manager of the county footballers has voiced his annoyance with the depiction that his panel are content with poorer conditions.
Flynn ‘peed off’ over transition between Council engineers
*Gerry Flynn. Photograph: Joe Buckley A Shannon councillor has said he is ‘peed off’ with the transition problems associated with changing engineers within local government.
Daily COVID-19 cases at lowest amount since mid-December
New cases of COVID-19 are at their lowest level nationally since mid December while the amount of hospitalisations is at its smallest since November.
Shannon’s cargo potential has been left untapped
Cargo’s potential at Shannon Airport has not been maximised, a Clare TD has stated.
Shooting Smother in Lahinch has ‘opened eyes’ of James O’Donoghue
Filming RTÉ’s hit drama Smother in Co Clare has not only resulted in plenty of plaudits for young actor James O’Donoghue but it also ‘opened his eyes’ to hurling.
Clare officers returned to posts on Mid-West Active Retirement committee
Two Clare officers were returned to their positions on the Mid-West Active Retirement committee.