€700k of heroin seized & man aged in his sixties arrested in Ardnacrusha
ONE MAN has been arrested following the seizure of €700,000 worth of heroin in Ardnacrusha.
Visitor centre for Inis Cealtra/Holy Island planned to be operational by end of next summer
“STEADY PROGRESS” has been made on the Inis Cealtra project with plans on foot to open the Old Rectory building in Mountshannon as a visitor centre by the third quarter of next year.
Road to nowhere key to easing Ennis’ peak traffic congestion
ENNIS’ ‘road to nowhere’ is key to easing peak traffic in different parts of the county town, a Clare TD has stated.
‘There must be something erratically wrong’ – disappointment as Ó Céidigh resigns from Shannon Group after six months
QUESTION MARKS surrounding the sudden resignation of Pádraig Ó Céidigh from Shannon Group must be answered before the campaign to appoint his successor begins, a Clare TD has argued while his exit has been described as ‘a huge setback’.
Disgraceful treatment of older drivers slammed by Shannon councillors
SHANNON COUNCILLORS have said the Road Safety Authority is “in need of a geography lesson” while strong criticism has been voiced at staff within the National Driver Licence Service (NDLS) for their treatment of older drivers.
Calls for upgrade of Ennis Hospital must be properly addressed
DISAPPOINTMENT HAS BEEN EXPRESSED by the Mid-West Hospital Campaign over the absence of UL Hospitals Group’s CEO from Tuesday’s Regional Health Forum meeting which resulted in the deferral of a motion relating to Ennis hospital.
Flooding making electrical gates redundant in Mogullaun
GATES at the entrance to a house in Newmarket-on-Fergus “won’t even open or close,” due to the impact of flooding, an elected representative has highlighted.
St Patrick’s Day & additional bank holiday a lift for Clare pubs
PUBS were the real winners of the additional St Patrick’s Day bank holiday with an increase in footfall noted across the country as the public got the opportunity to celebrate the patron saint of Ireland.
Lahinch bids farewell to iconic Tomsie O’Sullivan
LAHINCH HAS BID FAREWELL to one of its most popular community activists.
Man dies following collision in Meelick
ONE MAN HAS DIED following a traffic collision involving two vehicles in Meelick.