Speed ramps unlikely for residential part of O’Briensbridge
SPEED RAMPS are unlikely to be included in proposed road resurfacing in O’Briensbridge.
Flynn rues Miltown’s inability to make their experience count
*St Joseph’s Miltown manager, Martin Flynn. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill ATTITUDE AND PERFORMANCE was off the level required according to St Joseph’s Miltown manager, Martin Flynn.
Ennis Data Centre granted planning permission
PLANNING HAS BEEN granted for the controversial Ennis Data Centre.
2km of old water mains to be replaced in Shannon Town to improve supply
CREWS ATTACHED TO Irish Water have commenced works to replace 2km of old water mains in Shannon Town.
Ennis’ Coen Williams claims European show jumping gold & bronze medals
CLARE’s Coen Williams was part of the Irish show-jumping team which made history at the FEI European Championships.
‘An opportunist could solve Two Mile Gate’s troubles’
AN ‘OPPORTUNIST’ could save Clare County Council from spending “hundreds of thousands of euros” on an overflow car park by one of East Clare’s most popular tourist amenities.
Calls for Cappa’s secondary treatment plant to be brought to Minister’s attention
CALLS for Cappa to get a secondary wastewater treatment facility are to land on the desk of the Minister for Housing, Local Government and Heritage.
Man hospitalised & investigation launched following Clarecastle slash hook assault
An investigation has been launched by Gardaí following an assault in Clarecastle on Sunday morning.
Kilrush keen to host National Famine Commemoration again
KILRUSH IS TO PUT its hand up to host the National Famine Commemoration once again.
Clare Quilt finds a new home
Comhaltas Ceoltóirí Éireann’s headquarters in Dublin is set to be the new home of the Clare Quilt.
