*Ashfield House has been acquired by Ennis 2040 DAC. Photograph: John O’Neill. A FOCUS on housing forms part of the revised vision for Ennis 2040 with Causeway Quarter and Ashfield House central to this along with ongoing land acquisition at Claureen.
*New efforts to generate more activity in the Market in Ennis have been touted. TRANSITION YEAR in Ennis students could soon be growing their own vegetables and selling at the Ennis Market.
*The Cliffs of Moher coastal walk. A CLARE TD has proposed an annual benefit fund as part of the solution for the reopening of the Cliffs of Moher coastal walk while an MEP has said the approach of Clare County Council is to “clobber” landowners.
A PILOT bus service for the Burren and Cliffs of Moher is expected to commence at the beginning of May and “will only work if people use the bus”.
FARMERS have said the option of a compulsory purchase order (CPO) for the thirty six landowners along the Cliffs of Moher walk should be totally removed from a draft report on its fuure management.
*Photograph: Natasha Barton PLANS to have an aligned calendar year in soccer will be discussed at a meeting in Limerick on Monday.
A DRAFT report on the management of the Cliffs of Moher walking trail has recommended that full ownership of the walkway be taken over by Clare County Council.
*Abbey Street. LACK OF PARKING in Ennis town centre caused further division and debate between elected members in the county town.
President, Teddy O Hanlon; lady captain, Helen Downey; men’s captain Paul Hayes, past president, TJ McNamara; lady vice-captain Mary Farrell; and club treasurer, Sean Ahern. A BANK DEBT in excess of €1m has been cleared at East Clare Golf Club by its members.
QUIN TAX partner Fergal Cahill has joined the board of Limerick Chamber.
