Clare Leader Forum & Clare PPN collaborate on survey to gauge experiences of persons with disabilities
Two separate surveys ascertaining information on the experiences of persons with disabilities in Co Clare have been launched.
Public need more communication from Council on impacts of Development Plan
Greater communication to the public will be needed to inform of property status changes from the new County Development Plan, local representatives have affirmed.
‘General public would think we’re pandering to ourselves’ – councillors defer discussion on live streaming meetings
*Photograph: Eamon Ward Discussions on the possibility of live streaming for Clare County Council meetings has been deferred for twelve months.
Clare’s incidence rate of COVID-19 is fourth lowest in the country
Less than five new cases of COVID-19 are known in Clare with the county reporting a five day moving average of three cases.
Feasibility study for Abbey Street to proceed
A feasibility study for Abbey Street in Ennis with the intention of seeking funding is to proceed.
Bank Holiday weekend ‘like no other’ promised for Killaloe Music Festival
*Photograph: Gavin Sheehan. A Bank Holiday weekend like no other is promised in the Killaloe Music Festival which will be held for the ninth time from June 4th to 6th this year.
‘A real lift’ as Doonbeg wastewater treatment plant selected for upgrade
Doonbeg’s wastewater treatment plant has been selected for upgrade as part of the Small Towns and Villages Growth Programme.
Wynne accuses Government of ‘repeated ignorance’ towards expectant couples
Criticism over continued restrictions at maternity hospitals has been voiced by a Clare TD.
‘A man ahead of his time’ – tributes flow in for The Master John Hanly
Glowing tributes have been pouring in for former President and Chairman of Clare GAA, John Hanly following his death.
Aer Lingus staff at Shannon Airport ‘extremely disappointed’ at lack of consultation & information from management
Importance of Aer Lingus’ transatlantic routes from Shannon Airport have been stressed in a letter from Clare TD Joe Carey (FG) to Aer Lingus Chief Corporate Affairs Officer, Donal Moriarty.