Pull-in locations needed across West Clare – Murphy
*Cllr Cillian Murphy. Photograph: Eamon Ward WEST CLARE needs to have a series of pull-in locations developed, a county councillor has claimed.
Appeal to grit road from Doolin to Lahinch & Liscannor snowed under
*Doonagore Castle, Doolin. Photograph: Brian Morrison DOOLIN’s main access point from the direction of Lahinch and Liscannor needs to be included in the winter maintenance routes plan, a North Clare representative has argued.
West Clare roads at risk of going beyond redemption
ADDITIONAL MONIES need to be sourced from Government to improve the road infrastructure of West Clare.
Kilrush struggling to see the light
*Photograph: Gerard O’Neill KILRUSH is struggling to see the light, the town’s sole elected representative on the County Council has said.
Strong start from the Cats blows the Banner out of sight
*Lorna McNamara scored 1-5 for the Banner ladies. CLARE’s senior camogie side suffered their second successive defeat of the National League campaign losing out by ten points to Kilkenny.
Abandoned boats, swan signage & illegal dumping flagged at Mountshannon Harbour
*Photograph: John Mangan THREE issues need to be dealt with at Mountshannon Harbour according to local representative, Cllr Pat Burke (FG).
Clare reps seek legislation to make it illegal to ‘conceal one’s face when planning to commit a crime’
INTRODUCTION of legislation to make it illegal to cover an individual’s face when preparing to commit an act of violence has been requested by a Clare councillor.
‘We’re getting shiny brochures but not engagement’ – East Clare reps slam windfarm proposals
*An impression of the Lackreach Wind Farm. ELECTED REPRESENTATIVES have criticised energy companies for producing “shiny brochures” but failing to engage with politicians on their proposals.
€2.2m spent on Ennis 2040 strategy to date
*Leo Varadkar launching the Ennis 2040 Strategy. Photograph: Paul Corey €2.2m has been spent to date on the Ennis 2040 economic and spatial strategy.
‘Cash is king’ – Clare councillors tell NDLS on payment methods
*The matter was debated at the January meeting of Clare County Council. CASH PAYMENTS need to be accepted as a method of payment by the National Drivers Licence Service, Clare councillors have argued.