Gardaí not taking controversy on cancelled domestic violence calls seriously claims Clare TD
AN GARDA SÍOCHÁNA are not treating the issue of cancelled domestic violence calls seriously enough, a Clare TD has said.
Locals afraid to cross the road in Spancilhill
FEAR is building that a “serious accident” will occur at Spancilhill with residents appealing for a reduction in the speed limit in the locality with people afraid to cross the road.
Break needed for Smith O’Briens after ‘long year’ – Gleeson
*Smith O’Briens manager, Tony Gleeson. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill WIDES proved costly for Smith O’Briens as they sustained a two point defeat to Waterford’s Dunhill in the Munster intermediate club quarter-final.
‘Newmarket-on-Fergus not ready for construction’ – developer reiterates concerns with water infrastructure
WARNINGS have been issued by an Ennis developer that housing developments in Newmarket-on-Fergus will be impacted by wastewater deficiencies in the village.
Glory for Conlon in Ulster Open
MIKE Conlon had glory in the Ulster Masters Squash Open in Belfast last weekend.
Six roads upgraded in East Clare under separate schemes this year
SIX roads in East Clare were upgraded this year under two different improvement schemes.
Installation of more electric charging points needs to become a priority in Clare
*John Casey at an EV charging point in Ennis. Photograph: Natasha Barton CLARE’s existing infrastructure is too weak to encourage more people to drive electric vehicles, a Green Party senator has acknowledged.
Walking trail the start of plans to make Newmarket-on-Fergus ‘the Adare of Clare’
*Flowers at the Tradaree building in Newmarket-on-Fergus. DEVELOPMENT of an outdoor adventure project in Newmarket-on-Fergus is the first step in making the village “the Adare of Clare”.
Trucks & lorries ‘flying into the air’ by Henchy’s Cross
*Henchy’s Cross. Photograph: John Mangan TRUCKS and lorries are ‘flying into the air’ by Henchy’s Cross due to a “bad dip” in the road, a county councillor has cautioned.
Clare GAA to work with CCCC to find solution to relegation mess
*David Tuohy tries to get away from Fergus Kennedy. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill CLARE GAA have accepted the findings of an appeal by Crusheen GAA to the Munster Council over how the relegation series was ran off this year.
