American Airlines to resume Shannon Airport services in May
*Photograph: Lorenzo Giacobbo Shannon Airport has received another transatlantic lift with American Airlines to resume services in May.
Shannon branch of Active Retirement resume events
*Kay Murphy. Shannon’s branch of Active Retirement Ireland are to return to ‘some bit of normality’ with members holding a tea dance.
Shannon Banks to undergo continued improvements this year
Continued improvements are to be made to the road surface in Shannon Banks, this year.
Closer consideration needed for ‘looping’ in housing developments
Housing developments should be restricted when “looping” is involved, South Clare elected representatives have stated.
Connection & regeneration at the heart of Mountshannon Arts
*Artist Lynn Kirkham’s angel wings. Anticipation is swirling around Mountshannon air as a special merger between the Trad Festival and the Arts Festival comes to fruition next weekend.
Hospital patients to be asked for proof of COVID-19 vaccination
Patients presenting to hospitals operated by UL Hospitals Group will be asked for their COVID-19 vaccination status at the point of admission.
Rice College to undergo multi-million euro investment
A multi-million euro investment has been given the go-ahead at Rice College in Ennis.
Road maintenance ‘would make things more comfortable in Kilmihil’
Maintenance work has been requested in Kilmihil to “make things comfortable” in the West Clare village.
Inclusion of Coolmeen route on roadworks programme requested
A road one mile from Coolmeen village is to be considered for inclusion in next year’s schedule of municipal district works.
Absence of landing location for air ambulance in Kilkee criticised
A dedicated air ambulance landing location in Kilkee is needed to compensate ambulance wait times in West Clare, a county councillor has said.