Ireland’s first Synchronous Compensator to be in operation at Moneypoint next October
October of next year has been identified as the planned start for the commercial operation of the Synchronous Compensator at Moneypoint.
October of next year has been identified as the planned start for the commercial operation of the Synchronous Compensator at Moneypoint.
*Marie Crowe. Photograph: ©INPHO/Ryan Byrne Five Clare broadcasters have been shortlisted for the 2021 IMRO Awards.
Lisdoonvana’s Michael Garrihy scooped two awards this week following impressive displays in the United States.
A Clare TD has said action was not taken by Clare County Council when they were first made aware that homes in the county were infected with pyrite.
Ex Scariff coach, Darragh Egan has been announced as the new Wexford senior hurling manager succeeding Davy Fitzgerald.
As levels of international travel continue to grow, Clare’s first citizen has requested that free parking be trialled at Shannon Airport while a long-standing councillor has accused the Government of offering no assistance to keep the doors open at the international airport.
*Pictured at the launch of Ennis as an Age Friendly Town are (l-r): Carmel Kirby, Director of Service, Ennis Municipal District; Pat Dowling, Chief Executive, Clare County Council; Cllr Ann Norton (IND), Mayor of Ennis Municipal District; Chief Superintendent Sean Colleran, An Garda Síochána; Leonore O’Neill, Ennis Municipal District and Chair, Ennis Age Friendly Town …
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*Marty Morrissey joining the Ennis NS walking bus in 2017 at Westpoint Business Park. Anger is brewing in Ennis as the country’s biggest walking bus faces cancellation with one primary school and business park owners at loggerheads.
A fifty year wait for a sewerage scheme in Broadford is to end this October with the infrastructure to be approved in the coming months.
With inter-provincial action continuing, Clare’s representation in the Munster ranks remains high.