*Limerick prison cell A JUDGE has told a 20-year old east Clare man that if he is sent to prison it will not particularly pleasant where he will have to share a prison cell with three other men. At Killaloe District Court sitting in Ennis, Judge Alec Gabbett told Adrian Kelly of Teerana, Kilkishen “this is your last chance, this is it” …
At the Class B Fire Appliance Handover at Ennis Firestation were from left Eric Treacy, Westward Scania , Pat Dowling, CEO Clare County Council, Mayor of Clare Alan O’Callaghan , JP McGrath, Station Officer Ennis Firestation, Michael Howard, High Precision Motor Products (HPMP) and Adrian Kelly , Chief Fire Officer Photograph by Eamon Ward A …
€549k vehicle added to Clare Fire & Rescue Service fleet Read More »
CLARE County Fire and Rescue Service has warned the public of the dangers associated with burning waste in illegal bonfires.
Pictured at the official handover of two new Volkswagen Transporter vans to Clare County Fire and Rescue Service at the Central Fire Station Headquarters in Ennis were: (front row, l-r) Cllr Alan O’Callaghan, Cathaoirleach, Clare County Council; Killaloe Station Officer Graham Tuohy; Kilrush Station Officer Michael Hanrahan; Director of Physical Development Alan Farrell; and (back …
Hot wheels for Clare County Fire & Rescue Service Read More »
*Leonard Cleary, Noeleen Fitzgerald, Pat Dowling, Anne Haugh, Carmel Kirby and Jason Murphy. SUBSTANTIAL changes to the management of Clare County Council are to be made as part of a vast reshuffle.
‘SHOCKING LEVELS of criminality’ in Ennis have led to a county councillor calling for the deployment of the Criminal Assets Bureau to the area.
USE of an app to locate defibrillators across Clare “could help to save lives,” a Shannon councillor has highlighted.
USE OF a drone to help find a missing person in Ennis in October has strengthened calls for increased investment in technology for emergency services in the county.
Senior officials in Clare County Council have disputed claims that there is a crisis in the County Fire and Rescue Service.
*Pictured at the signing of contracts for the development of the Clare Civil Defence Headquarters: (Front L-R) Carmel Greene, Head of Property Management, Clare County Council; David McInerney, Jada Projects Ltd.,; Cllr. Cathal Crowe, Mayor of Clare; Leonard Cleary, Deputy Chief Executive of Clare County Council; Larry Swift, Kelly RAC.; (Back L-R) Michael Corey, Project …
New Clare Civil Defence HQ can become ‘most modern in Ireland’ Read More »