Dooley hits out at ‘corporate captain’ Walsh for knocking Shannon Airport airline proposal
Senator Timmy Dooley (FF) has hit back at the former CEO of Aer Lingus for knocking his suggestion that Shannon Airport set up its own airline.
Varadkar to launch Ennis 2040 Strategy on Friday
Tanáiste Leo Varadkar (FG) is to launch the Ennis 2040 Strategy this Friday.
Bollards set to be introduced at busy Shannon junction
*Bollards are to be erected at the junction between Cronan and Inis Ealg. Photograph: Joe Buckley Bollards are to be introduced at a busy Shannon junction “to improve safety for cyclists”.
Shannon Airport’s return to 2019 passenger levels likely to take ‘some years’ – Considine
Shannon Airport is unlikely to return to 2019 passenger levels for “some years yet,” the CEO of Shannon Group has cautioned.
Davy Fitz to be named as new Galway boss with Clare backboned management
Davy Fitzgerald is on course to be named as the new manager of the Galway senior hurlers.
‘Job not done’ for Donie & St Breckans
*St Breckans manager, Donie Garrihy. Photograph: Burren Eye Photography St Breckans’ standing as championship contenders is growing by the minute but nothing of significance has been achieved by the North Clare outfit as of yet, manager Donie Garrihy has stressed.
‘Problematic water mains’ in Cooraclare to be replaced
A section of water mains in Cooraclare are to be replaced with works commencing on Tuesday (tomorrow).
Safety concerns will persist during wait for bridge improvements in Kilkishen
Signs will be required in Kilkishen to warn motorists if bridge rehabilitation works do not take place until 2022.
Signage to warn motorists of ‘narrow bridge’ in Whitegate
*Cllr Pat Burke. Photograph: Eamon Ward Signage is to be erected warning motorists of the “narrow bridge” on the R352 at Ballinagough in Whitegate.
Gardaí appealing for further information into Bunratty fatal crash
A renewed appeal has been issued by An Garda Síochána for information into Friday’s single vehicle fatal road traffic collision at Bunratty.
