Footballers keep double dream alive for Ennistymon CBS
ENNISTYMON CBS are chasing a historic Munster double this weekend.
Clare County Council case versus Ennis Traveller family will be back before High Court
*Chief Executive of Clare County Council, Pat Dowling. Photograph: Eamon Ward A FULL HEARING in the High Court is to be held in an ongoing case between Clare County Council and an Ennis family.
CDSL postpone weekend games
*Bridge Utd’s Jordan Downes. Photograph: Cealtra Communications All domestic League and Cup action in the St Francis Credit Union Clare District Soccer League (CDSL) slated for this weekend have been postponed.
Irish Water criticised for ‘farcical’ behind closed doors briefing
IRISH WATER briefings are to be boycotted by a Clare councillor until they agree to meet at a statutory meeting that can be attended by the media.
Councillors differ on need for more traffic calming on ‘bumpy’ Gort Rd
A SHANNON councillor has disputed the need for further traffic calming measures on the Gort Rd despite a proposal from a fellow elected representative.
Shannon Heritage sites to open for summer but long-term ownership reliant on funding approval
Photograph: Paschal Brooks SHANNON HERITAGE operated sites are likely to be open for the coming summer season but their long-term transfer to Clare County Council will be reliant on the local authority securing adequate funding.
Lohan confident lengthy injury list will reduce as league continues
*Tony Kelly is on target to return for the end of the National Hurling League. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill CLARE’S lengthy injury list is expected to be eased somewhat over the next fortnight.
Clare schools to close on Friday for Storm Eunice
SCHOOLS IN CLARE are to close on Friday with the county placed under a Status Red weather warning while bus services will be suspended.
‘It will be like looking for a needle in a haystack’ – new pyrite testing mechanism a form of exclusion homeowners fear
*The home of Michelle and Steve Mansfield is among the worst affected in Clare. Photograph: Joe Buckley FRESH HURLDES have been thrown in the way of homeowners impacted by the presence of mica and pyrite.