‘We need to make Ballycasey Avenue safe’
*Ballycasey Avenue. Photograph: Joe Buckley WORK albeit not to a “massive” level is required to make the entrance along Ballycasey Avenue safer in Shannon.
Ballycasey
Narrative verdict recorded at inquest into death of Shannon woman following breach in HSE sepsis protocol at UHL
A Shannon woman who was flagged at two Limerick hospitals for “sepsis”, but who was not given the prescribed medication in time, died from cardiac respiratory failure, a day after suffering a miscarriage, her inquest has heard.
Shannon woman’s family ‘haunted’ by fear she did not receive medication in time
*Leona Cusack. A young Shannon woman’s family are “haunted” by the fear that her death, a day after suffering a miscarriage, could have been prevented if she had received sepsis medication faster, her inquest heard.
Footpath to Ballycasey craft centre to be considered for capital works
*Photograph: Joe Buckley A FOOTPATH linking Ballycasey Avenue with Ballycasey Craft Centre has been sought.
Bus shelters requested for Ballycasey Avenue
*Photograph: Joe Buckley TWO COVERED bus shelters have been requested for Ballycasey Avenue in Shannon.
20 Clare projects to share €1.7m from Community Recognition Fund
*Lahinch playground. TWENTY community projects in Clare will share in the €1.7m worth of funding announced in the Community Recognition Fund.
Air traffic controllers at Shannon share in €4.1m once-off payout in compensation for COVID-19 cuts
*AirNav CEO Peter Kearney was among those to benefit from the €4.1m pay-out. AIR traffic controllers based at Shannon and other staff tasked with keeping our skies safe, who sustained wage cuts during Covid-19, shared a €4.1 million once off compensation payout for the cuts last year.
Murray making the most of unusual path to Munster final
*Gavin Murray. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill NEVER in his wildest dreams did Gavin Murray expect to be representing Clare in a Munster senior football final.
Clare Cricket Club conclude successful season at the Ballycasey Oval
*Photograph: Joe Buckley CLARE CRICKET club concluded their recent season and are looking forward with interest to opening up free coaching sessions in the spring.
‘Look at the bigger picture’ to solve wider infrastructural needs in Ballycasey
*Photograph: Joe Buckley OFFICIALS IN CLARE County Council have been told they must look “at the bigger picture” in order to improve maintenance in Ballycasey.