Greater cohesion is needed when it comes to planning projects in East Burren parishes with calls made for a study to be undertaken in order to secure funding and progress developments in the area.
Co-owner of Minihane’s Supervalu Gort, Fiona O’Driscoll, recognises the local Gort community as really strong and that since pushing through a number of adversities such as the recession, flooding, the bypass and now Covid-19, Gort, as a town, supports a simple and wholesome lifestyle.
North Clare needs to be re-established as an angling destination, local representatives have emphasised.
*Gerry Conneely (Expresso Productions) and Karen O’Neill (Burren Lowlands) keeping a safe social distance under Christ the King Monument in Gort. Photograph: Deirdre Holmes A prominent Gort landmark has been given a new lease of life.
Burren Lowlands have set their eyes firmly on workers in Dublin and surrounding counties to attract them to come and live in North Clare and South Galway.
Laura Tannian has been appointed as the Enterprise Development Manager of Burren Lowlands.
ALMOST €1.8million has been allocated for the development of specialist infrastructure and accommodation for maritime and cruise liner related training on the Clare side of the Shannon estuary. The Clare MEZ (Maritime Economic Zone) project for Cahercon, Kildysert will also include a test bed for renewable technologies, according to Minister of State for Trade, Employment, Business, …
