Construction of Supermac’s Plaza on Ennis outskirts to begin as soon as contracts awarded
CONSTRUCTION on the €10m Supermac’s Plaza in Ennis will begin as soon as contracts can be awarded, the Managing Director of the restaurant chain has said.
Councillors slam Bus Éireann & Department of Education for ‘scandalous’ manner in which school bus system was introduced
*Photograph: Joe Buckley BUS ÉIREANN have come under fire for the “scandalous” manner in which a new bus system for secondary schools in Shannon was introduced.
Moroney throws his name in the mix for Dáil Éireann bid
*Matthew Moroney with Cathal Crowe. SUCKLER farmer, Matthew Moroney (IND) has announced he is bidding to win a seat in Dáil Éireann and will be contesting the upcoming General Election.
Kilrush keeping focused in bid to make back to back finals
*Dylan O’Brien takes on Sean Browne. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. KILRUSH SHAMROCKS are sixty minutes away from a successive final appearance in the Clare intermediate football championship.
Giveaway budget lands with overall package of €10.5bn
AN OVERALL package of €10.5 billion has been set out in Budget 2025, this is made up of once-off measures worth €2 billion, total expenditure of €6.9 billion and additional capital expenditure of €1.6 billion and permanent tax changes of 1.4 billion for 2025.
Senator calls for statutory enquiry into death of Aoife Johnston to bring closure to her family
A CLARE Senator has called for the establishment of a statutory enquiry “to bring closure to the family of Aoife Johnston and establish the true facts of the night” that led to her tragic death in University Hospital Limerick.
Councillors may go climbing ladders to get the lights back on
*Posters belonging to Cllr Bill Slattery (FG). COUNTY COUNCILLORS in Clare could up climbing ladders themselves to fix public lighting.
‘It wasn’t a day for fancy football & Ennistymon adapted better’ – St Breckan’s bow out
*Alan Sweeney of St Breckans. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill WINDY conditions in Miltown Malbay forced a return “to the old stuff” in gaelic football where Ennistymon reigned supreme over St Breckan’s.
Judge rules that Gort farmer “has case to answer” in alleged cow dung assault on Junior Minister
*Junior Minister, Anne Rabbitte TD (FF). Photograph: Natasha Barton A JUDGE has ruled that the Gort farmer accused of assaulting Junior Government Minister, Anne Rabbitte (FF) when throwing a bag of cow dung towards her at a public meeting “has a case to answer”.
Deilginis assessment to take place
AN ASSESSMENT of Deilginis in Shannon is to be completed following a request for improvements to the surface in the locality.