‘Growing amount’ of casual workers in West Clare struggling to pay rent
A “growing amount” of West Clare families are struggling to pay rent and HAP, a local councillor has flagged.
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Paul turns to poetry during lockdown
A Rineanna man has taken up poetry during the lockdown and has credited the form of literature with helping to get through the restrictions.
Construction of Parteen windmill catches community by surprise
Local representatives and community members are aggrieved at the recent construction of a windmill at Knockballynameath, Parteen.
‘People of all demographics are really struggling’ – appeal issued for increased mental health supports in Clare
A “massive hangover” with regard to the public’s mental health will be experienced unless sufficient supports are put in place.
Over €10m spent by Council on consultants in two years
More than €10m has been spent by Clare County Council on consultants fees over the past two years.
Better lighting needed for visitors to Kilrush graveyard
Kilrush residents visiting the graves of their loved ones have put the need for additional street lighting in the West Clare town back into focus.
Book by Kilmihil author distributed free to DP centres & nursing homes for Ireland Reads
A new campaign has been launched to get the people of Clare to put their head in the books ahead of a national day of reading.
Potential for cargo hub at Shannon Airport ‘needs to be exploited’
Potential to develop a leading international cargo hub at Shannon Airport needs to be exploited, Clare councillors have declared.
Council called on to begin preparing Meelick for LNDR
Preparation work must begin in Clare to be ready for the first phase of the Limerick Northern Distributor Road (LNDR).
‘I don’t wear red high heels when walking in Ballybeg Woods’ – Colleran Molloy confirms
An Ennis councillor has confirmed she does not wear red high heels when walking through Ballybeg Woods.
