‘We’ve every right to feel aggrieved’ – anger with health services flagged at Ennis protest
People living in the Mid-West have “every right to feel aggrieved” with the standard of health services in the region, a protest held in Ennis has heard.
Donna McGettigan
Additional parking will not be introduced at Glencragga
ADDITIONAL PARKING will not be introduced at the Glencragga estate in Newmarket-on-Fergus.
More attention needed to safety outside Newmarket-on-Fergus school
SAFETY MEASURES need to be analysed closer outside a Newmarket-on-Fergus primary school according to local representatives.
Clare women suffering from gynaecology crisis with Ennis waiting lists second longest in Ireland
WOMEN IN CLARE are suffering from “a crisis” in gynaecology waiting lists which are the second longest in the country.
Clare councillors call on Justice Minister to criminalise use of Z symbol
*Vandalised fairy doors in Ballybeg. ELECTED REPRESENTATIVES in Clare have called on the Minister for Justice to propose legislation criminalising the use of the ‘Z’ symbol.
Record overcrowding at UHL ‘beyond belief & truly scandalous’
RECORD OVERCROWDING AT UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL LIMERICK has further brought into question the standard of health services across the Mid-West.
Shannon rep seeks change in policy for dealing with overgrown hedges & trees
*Footpaths in Purcell Park, Shannon. Photograph: Joe Buckley A REVISION IN POLICY surrounding overgrown trees and hedges has been sought by a Shannon-based county councillor.
‘We have to use invisibility as a survival strategy’ – LGBTQ+ rally in Shannon told
*Jamie Walsh sharing his story in Shannon. Photograph: Joe Buckley HOMOPHOBIC AND TRANSPHOBIC ABUSE must continue to be called out while a Shannon mother has admitted that she regularly fears her transgender son is going to be attacked for just being himself.
Shannon flooding issues caused by ‘lack of necessary maintenance’
FLOODING ISSUES are occurring in Shannon due to “lack of necessary maintenance”
Older parts of Drumgeely need enhancement
RESIDENTS described as the “pioneers of the development of the Shannon community” deserve the areas they live in to be in better condition, a local representative has said.
