Footpaths predicted to slow down speed in Ballybeg
Less speeding will occur in Ballybeg once footpaths are constructed, Council engineers and elected members have predicted.
Barry Conway
‘Devastating consequences’ warned if screens used to prevent blockages on Tulla Rd
*FILE PIC: Spot flooding on the Tulla Rd in Ennis. Provision of screens to prevent blockages along the Tulla Rd could lead to “devastating consequences,” a Council engineer has warned.
Road markings at Lynch’s Cross to be improved
Road markings from Lynch’s Cross to Ennis will be improved if deemed necessary.
Height of Tobarteascáin speed bump altered following complaints
Complaints that a speed bump in Ennis was too high have been rectified.
Willow Park & Watery Rd residents concerned by water ponding
Water ponding has caused concern among residents of Willow Park and the Watery Rd in Ennis.
Fixing uneven road surfaces in Hermitage ‘not a cheap process’
Calls for road repairs in Hermitage have been made by Ennis councillors in a bid to fix “uneven surfaces that haven’t been looked at in years”.
Droichead na Gabhar remains ‘an accident waiting to happen’
A bridge posing dangers to vulnerable pedestrians and cyclists near Lees Road has been labelled as an “accident waiting to happen”.
‘Protect pedestrians’ with additional lighting on Ballybeg Rd – Norton
Calls for additional lighting along the Ballybeg Road have been made as a means of protecting an increased number of pedestrians availing of the woods since the start of COVID-19 restrictions.
Knockaneen application must be accelerated due to Children’s Hospital overspend
A planning application for a 12 classroom school at Knockeaneen National School needs to be done “quickly” in light of a €450m overspend on the National Children’s Hospital, Cllr Johnny Flynn has said. “Without prejudice to the consideration by Clare County Council of a future planning application that Ennis Municipal District Executive and Roads Engineers …
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Assurance given to frightened Turnpike residents & businesses
*Cllr Pat Daly and Cllr Johnny Flynn with residents at the Turnpike last Friday. Photo by Martin Connolly Turnpike business owners and residents have been reassured a draft proposal which would see the renovation of a green area at Gallows Hill into parking spaces and the introduction of 46 bollards will not happen. Fourteen people …
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