Traditional shopfronts of Ennis must be maintained amid changes to town’s aesthetics
*Abbey Street. TRADITIONAL SHOP FRONTS in Ennis must be maintained according to councillors from the county town.
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Dowling says Shannon Heritage risk will pay off for Clare & ‘legal loopholes’ to blame for slowing down projects
*Pat Dowling. Photograph: Eamon Ward DEPARTING CHIEF EXECUTIVE of Clare County Council, Pat Dowling said the risk in acquiring the Shannon Heritage tourism sites is paying off for the county and criticised “legal loopholes” for slowing down works on projects such as Blake’s Corner.
Council need ‘to take ownership’ of dangerous Inis Ealga equipment
*Inis Eagla. BROKEN EQUIPMENT in Inis Ealga’s playground is “dangerous”, Shannon councillors have warned.
Orange snow and ice warning for Clare during cold snap
CO CLARE has been placed under a status orange snow and ice warning by Met Éireann.
Ennis residents still waiting on double yellow lines from Cornmarket St to Hermitage
DOUBLE YELLOW lines are to be installed from Cornmarket Street to Hermitage in Ennis.
One Shannon Hub progress ‘dragging’
PROGRESS of the One Shannon Hub is “dragging” which is leading to rising frustration among local elected representatives but senior officials in Clare County Council say they remain “one hundred percent committed” to the project.
Killaloe Bypass opens to traffic
KILLALOE’s Bypass has opened to traffic in the first major step of the biggest regional road project currently underway in the country.
Roslevan road leading to Avenue Utd grounds declared as public
A ROSLEVAN road leading to the grounds of Avenue United FC has been declared as public.
Revisiting Droichead na Gabhair plans will pause project warn Council as Cllr says ‘stop go is not the answer’
*Kenneth Daly campaigning for safer conditions on Droichead na Gabhair. INTRODUCING a stop go system at Droichead na Gabhair / Drehidnagower Bridge is “not the answer” to solve safety issues along the Ennis bridge.
Adopt circular approach over Christmas to combat waste generation spike
*Dreaming of a Green Christmas are Clare County Council Greener Clare team – (l-r) Norah Murphy, Environmental Patrol Warden; Kieran Burke, Community Warden; Terence McDonald, Community Warden; Maria Carey, Executive Engineer; Karen Foley, Environmental Awareness Officer. Photo Eamon Ward. WASTE GENERATION spikes during the Christmas which has prompted Clare County Council to urge the county’s …
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