Contractor to do extended working hours to accelerate Ennis public realm project
EXTENDED working hours have been agreed between Clare County Council and Shareridge Ltd to accelerate public realm works in Ennis.
Protesters bring Shannon Airport access road to a standstill
*Photograph: Joe Buckley SHANNON AIRPORT’s access road was brought to a standstill by protesters on Sunday.
Minors make three changes for Tipperary tie in Quilty
*Conor Hill continues at full back for Clare. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill CLARE’s minor football side shows three changes for their meeting with Tipperary this evening (Tuesday).
Ryder Cup in Adare brings new life to potential of rail spur for Shannon Airport
*Shannon Airport. ADARE hosting the Ryder Cup in 2027 strengthens the argument to finally get the rail spur to Shannon Airport on track.
Social Democrats leader confident party can win seats on Clare County Council
*Killaloe MD candidate Fiona Levie (SD) & Social Democrats leader, Holly Cairns (SD). SOCIAL DEMOCRATS leader, Holly Cairns TD (SD) does not have a target on the amount of councillors the party is hoping to elect in the upcoming local elections but is confident on how their two Clare candidates will fare.
Efforts to improve public lighting ‘too slow’ in Shannon
*Bóthar Mór. EXISTING PUBLIC lighting from Ballycasey Roundabout to Bóthar na Loiste is to be examined following calls for additional lights.
‘Inevitable’ that Mid-West will get another emergency department says Clare TD
*Cathal Crowe. Photograph: John O’Neill A CLARE GOVERNMENT TD has said it is inevitable that an additional accident and emergency department will be needed in the Mid-West.
‘Remember you are there to serve the people’ – 125 years of democracy celebrated in Clare
*Photograph: Eamon Ward 125 years of local democracy in Clare was acknowledged on Monday.
Cusack Park passes inspection to increase capacity for Clare vs Limerick
CUSACK PARK’s capacity is to be increased following an inspection this week.
‘Young drivers the problem’ claim councillors as efforts made to put road safety on curriculum
*Photograph: Joe Buckley 61 PEOPLE have been killed so far on Irish roads this year yet Clare County Council does not have a road safety officer, it emerged this week.