Mayoral reception to be held for Ennis’ sporting stars
SUCCESSES OF ENNIS sporting stars is to be honoured with a mayoral reception.
Ann Norton
‘Shocking & industrial’ – new look of €10.2m Ennis Community College building criticised
*Ennis Community College. Photograph: Cian Ó Muíneacháin ENNIS COMMUNITY COLLEGE’s new look school building has been labelled “industrial” and “shocking”.
Takeover of Shannon Heritage sites ‘the single biggest tourism development’ for Clare
AN URGENT MEETING with the Taoiseach surrounding Clare County Council’s takeover of the Shannon Heritage tourism sites has been requested in what has been described as “the single biggest tourism development” for the county.
Clamp down on single-use cups says Mayor of Ennis
SCHOOLS and businesses have been encouraged by the Mayor of Ennis to get involved in the conscious cup campaign.
Organised begging ‘a lucrative market’ in Ennis
ENNIS is viewed as a “lucrative” market for professional beggars, elected representatives have claimed.
Relations gone ‘very sour’ over Ennis walking bus
RELATIONS are said to have gone “very sour” between management of Ennis National School and the owners of Westpoint Business Park as the impasse regarding the country’s biggest walking bus continues.
ShannonDoc spend of taxpayers money warrants questioning
SENIOR MANAGEMENT of ShannonDoc are to be asked to come before a sitting of Clare County Council to address concerns regarding its existing services in the county.
Ennis to welcome ‘smart parking’ technology
A SMART parking initiative is to be rolled out in Ennis which will see parking censors installed across the town, providing motorists with real-time information on available parking spaces.
Proposal to go to Gardaí to install double yellow lines outside Ballybeg Woods
*Ballybeg Woods. Photograph: John Mangan A PROPOSAL is to be forwarded to An Garda Síochána seeking the installation of double yellow lines at the entrance to Ballybeg Woods
Bollards making it difficult for Clonroadmore residents to leave their homes
RESIDENTS in Clonroadmore are having difficulty exiting their homes due to the planters and bollards installed for a segregated cycleway.
