Students need to be wary of rental scams
Students attempting to source accommodation overseas for the summer and the start of college in the autumn are being advised by An Garda Síochána to be alert of rental scams.
EI to double production facility by 2020
EI Electronics will undergo a major expansion at their Clare headquarters.
Doonbeg & West Clare ‘abandoned’ without coastal protection works
*Doughmore Beach. Photograph: Arthur Ellis Renewed calls have been made for planning permission to be granted for coastal protection works at Doughmore Beach in Doonbeg in the wake of Storm Hannah.
Garcia McNulty included in Irish U17s squad
Born to a Spanish father and a Clare mother, Anselmo Garcia McNulty has been included in the Irish U17s squad for the European Championships which kick off on Friday.
Public assistance sought in search for missing Shannon man
Shannon Gardaí are appealing for the public’s help locating a man missing for over twenty four hours.
‘More consumer protection for a kettle than your home’
An NCT like procedure is required when it comes to determining the safety of homes in Ireland, one Ennis councillor has declared.
Lack of housing not people the biggest problem in Kilkee
Kilkee’s biggest threat is not the lack of people in the area for the vast majority of the year but rather the absence of “permanent and appropriate housing”.
Strengthening Ennis rail network & redevelopment of Our Lady’s objectives of RSES
*Our Lady’s Hospital. Photograph: DNG A number of infrastructural requirements for Ennis including the development of Our Lady’s Hospital have been identified as part of the Draft Regional Spatial and Economic Strategy (RSES).
Clare’s ‘badly needed’ tourism strategy to be ready by the autumn
*A path on the Cliffs of Moher looking over the Aran Islands. Photograph: Julie Tillett ‘A badly needed’ tourism strategy for Co Clare is expected to be ready by the autumn while coach providers visiting the Cliffs of Moher have said a lack of accommodation is preventing them from offering bed nights in the county.
Corofin’s Killeen concludes year as INTO President
Joe Killeen’s year long tenure as President of the INTO came to a close this week.