1,000 plus Ukrainians likely to arrive in Clare as Council urged to use ‘discretion’ with accommodation
CLARE could be welcoming up to 1,000 Ukrainian people to live in the county, as violence continues to devastate Eastern Europe.
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Commemoration event to be held honouring loved ones lost in Clare due to COVID-19
*Photograph: Sean Curtin / True Media LOVED ONES lost during the pandemic and frontline heroes are to be remembered during a commemoration event next weekend.
Retailers of Ennis declined chance to share vision in special meeting
*Photograph: John Mangan AN APPEAL by the Retailers of Ennis group to give a presentation to the Ennis Municipal District with their “street by street” vision for the town has been rejected.
Two years of construction estimated for Blake’s Corner improvements
*Photograph: Bob Singer CONSTRUCTION of the inner relief road in Ennistymon for Blake’s Corner will have a two year period if works are given the green light.
‘Coming Together’ to celebrate St Patrick’s Day in Ennis
Get the double bank holiday weekend off to a flying start with the Ennis St Patrick’s Day Parade on Thursday, 17th March. It is guaranteed to be a real display of Clare talent and culture with individuals and groups from at home and abroad eager to return to the streets for the traditional parade. There …
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Offshore wind energy ‘the biggest opportunity West Clare has ever had’
Offshore wind has been described as “possibly the biggest opportunity” West Clare has ever had.
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.
Shannon Airport DAC lodge plans for electrical substation
PLANS for an electrical substation have been lodged with Clare County Council by Shannon Airport DAC.
Inability to use CCTV to tackle illegal dumping ‘ruining reputations’
FAILURE to use CCTV cameras in towns and villages across Clare to clamp down on fly tipping is “ruining” the reputation of some businesses, a county councillor has claimed.
Three-fold increase in ferry passengers since opening of Doolin Pier
*Photograph: John Mangan AN APPLICATION to construct the Doolin visitor centre is to be lodged in the second quarter of this year.
