Sporting amenities will be ‘a saviour’ for a lot of Clare people post lockdown
Three Sports Capital Fund applications were returned in a bid to bolster sporting amenities and facilities for the benefit of mental health in Clare post lockdown.
Three Sports Capital Fund applications were returned in a bid to bolster sporting amenities and facilities for the benefit of mental health in Clare post lockdown.
Recurring incidents of illegal dumping outside of an Ennis based charity shop have been reported to the authorities.
Tulla Athletic Club has been taking advantage of a quiet time to bolster the 11.4-acre site with a new biodiversity plan.
Chef Patrick McGannon and his partner Michael Henry are helping fuse healthy habits with sustainability in Clare through the establishment of Celtic Kombucha, based in Quilty.
*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.
*Maeve Stone. Clare artist Maeve Stone has been announced as one of the 31 recipients of a national bursary award, which she has pledged to focus on climate and biodiversity.
Permission is being sought for increased public lighting along exercise trails in Lisdoonvarna and Ballyvaughan.
Shannon Jets Basketball Club have officially been awarded €5,000 in funding which will go entirely towards club provisions and player development.
Significant works are planned to take place in Kilrush comprising of a new Waste Water Treatment Plant at Skagh Point and upgrades to an existing Frances Street pumping station at Cappagh Road.
Planning permission is being sought for 28 housing units in Lahinch and a further 21 separately in Ennis.