Illegal encampments must be dealt with in ‘legal & safe’ manner – Council
Clare County Council will “not be found wanting” when it comes to dealing with illegal encampments, the Chief Executive of the local authority has stated.
Clare County Council will “not be found wanting” when it comes to dealing with illegal encampments, the Chief Executive of the local authority has stated.
*Photograph: Eamon Ward Elected representatives in Clare have said the standing orders in place for meetings of Clare County Council are a form of “self-gagging”.
*Spot flooding on the Tulla Rd in Ennis. FILE PIC A co-ordinated approach to the management of surface water on Clare roads would limit the impact of spot flooding on the public and save valuable money, local councillors have outlined.
*Cllr PJ Kelly, Cllr Pat McMahon & Cllr PJ Ryan in UL. Photograph: Alan Place Planning rules and regulations have resulted in rural Clare being “sentenced to death” according to one of the most experienced elected representatives on the County Council.
A new cliff fort has been located in Lahinch and added to the database of the National Monuments Service.
*Lees Rd. Photograph: John Mangan Claims that a basketball court had been promised for Lees Rd have been rejected by Clare County Council.
In an attempt to promote wellbeing and support people in staying connected during COVID-19, Clare County Council has organised a range of different initiatives to look after the mental health of the public.
A permanent solution to water outages in Miltown Malbay is “urgently needed”.
A site visit to Castlecomer Discovery Park that will inform future plans for Kilrush Woods has been put on hold.
Clare’s two-time All-Ireland winning captain, Anthony Daly has been appointed to the Clare COVID-19 Community Response Forum.