Followers of Clare camogie will have to bring their litter home with them from games at the county grounds for the foreseeable future.

Clare County Council have rejected calls from Cllr Mark Nestor (FF) to install two bins at Fr McNamara Park located on the Quin Rd in Ennis. “I have received a number of complaints regarding litter in the area,” he outlined in a motion to a recent meeting of the Ennis Municipal District which was seconded by Cllr Clare Colleran Molloy (FF).

Bins will not be provided by the local authority at the home of Clare camogie, senior executive engineer, Eamon O’Dea stated, “The public using the adjacent amenity area should bring their litter home with them”.

Officials in the Council admitted to being concerned that the addition of bins at the grounds “would lead to the use of the bins for the disposal of domestic waste”. Environmental staff are to increase the amount of monitoring conducted at the grounds.

Cllr Nestor expressed his disappointment with the response and committed to following up on the matter at subsequent meetings.

Related News

The Armada Hotel, Spanish Point
Armada's €1.5m plans for water pipeline splits opinion in Spanish Point & Quilty
guy flouch 1-2
European Youth week event in Ennis to showcase options to study abroad
fire kilkee bus 1
No injuries after bus bringing Kilkee students on tour catches fire
OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA
Save Kilkee Cliff Walk campaign to go before High Court with reports of Harris family donations
Latest News
clare vs waterford minor 24-04-26 ger o'connell cian mullins 1
Clare minor hurlers embracing must-win territory to keep season alive
The Armada Hotel, Spanish Point
Armada's €1.5m plans for water pipeline splits opinion in Spanish Point & Quilty
clare v cork 28-04-24 david mcinerney 1
Davy Mc back in the mix for Clare hurlers
guy flouch 1-2
European Youth week event in Ennis to showcase options to study abroad
fire kilkee bus 1
No injuries after bus bringing Kilkee students on tour catches fire
Premium
Armada's €1.5m plans for water pipeline splits opinion in Spanish Point & Quilty
Davy Mc back in the mix for Clare hurlers
Hayes hat-trick puts Newmarket Celtic on the brink of league glory
Save Kilkee Cliff Walk campaign to go before High Court with reports of Harris family donations
'We were as good as Kerry' - Madden rues 'blatant screening' in Munster exit

Annual Subscription!

The Clare Echo annual subscription for just €69.99 a year. 

Prefer to pay monthly? Click the monthly option and get the first six months for just €3 a month (less than 75c per week), and thereafter €8 per month. 

Cancel anytime, limited time offer. T&Cs Apply. www.clareecho.ie.