*Photograph: Visit Ennis No evidence of vermin nesting within a parklet on O’Connell St in Ennis has been observed while An Garda Síochána have said pedestrian measures in the town centre have not led to an increase in anti-social behaviour.
Rescue figures revealed that 11 people were brought to safety by the Kilrush RNLI last year.
*Photograph: John Mangan Clare’s spread of COVID-19 has reduced further as less than five new cases of the virus have been diagnosed.
Persons living in rural areas are facing increasing challenges to access home help, a Clare councillor has highlighted.
Level of activity at Clare’s COVID-19 vaccination centre will determine at what stage traffic calming works for Abbeycourt and Abbeyville will conclude.
*Limerick Voice Editor Christine Costelloe and UL journalism lecturer Kathryn Hayes. Photograph: Alan Place Two Clare journalism students formed part of the team behind a multi-media news project in Limerick.
A Clare councillor has said assessments for wheelchairs are out of date by the time funding from the HSE has been provided.
Measures such as fencing have been suggested as a possible deterrent to future dumping at a vacant site in Ennis.
Restrictions on access to University Maternity Hospital Limerick (UMHL) are to gradually decrease as local transmission of COVID-19 decreases and the vaccination programme rolls out across the Mid-West.
*Photograph: Sean Curtin / True Media Less than five new cases of COVID-19 have been diagnosed in Clare while the Chief Medical Officer has reiterated the need to avoid mixing indoors.