Calls to resume swimming lessons to increase amount of lifeguards in Clare
SWIMMING lessons in Clare need to resume to increase the amount of lifeguards on patrol at beaches in the county, elected representatives have argued.
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Bike rental scheme can make Ennis a 21st century town
CREATION of a bike rental scheme for Clare’s county town and its environs can help the lack of parking in Ennis, a county councillor has argued.
No plans for ‘much-needed shelter’ at Lees Rd
*Photograph: John Mangan No plans are in place to install dugouts or shelters around Lees Rd.
‘Shortfall’ of loading bays in Ennis town centre
Absence of loading bays for businesses in Ennis town centre has been “exasperated” due to the traffic management system in place, a county councillor has claimed.
Dean brings the power of opera to Clarecastle stage
*Dean Power. DEAN Power is bringing The Corona Beards – a group of top class Irish opera singers – to his hometown later this month for a powerful night of song in Clarecastle Church.
‘Young Clarecastle can bounce back to senior ranks’ – Flynn
A young age-profile of players is going to help Clarecastle in their efforts to return to the top tier of Clare hurling.
Sheehan lauds Crusheen’s spirit following hard-fought relegation battle
*Killian McDermott goes to ground as Paddy Vaughan closes in. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill Crusheen manager, Kevin Sheehan has expressed his hope that he will remain in charge of the Blood and Bandages next season.
Carey confident off-shore development at Moneypoint will progress
*Joe Carey. Photograph: Joe Buckley Confidence has been expressed by Clare TD, Joe Carey (FG) that plans to develop an offshore wind project off Moneypoint in west Clare will continue to make progress.
Apprenticeships need to be encouraged more for future careers
More emphasis on the benefits of completing an apprenticeship need to be highlighted in order to preserve a strong future of qualified tradespeople.
Clarecastle & Crusheen relegated from senior ranks
*Clarecastle’s Killian McDermott. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill Ten-time Clare SHC champions Clarecastle have been relegated from the senior ranks for the first time in their history while Crusheen one of the top teams in the county in the past decade have also dropped to the intermediate grade.