Giant Hogweed continues to have a hold on South-East Clare
€10,000 in funding has set aside to advance an invasive species eradication programme in South-East Clare.
€10,000 in funding has set aside to advance an invasive species eradication programme in South-East Clare.
*The now removed bus shelter at Drumgeely. Photograph: Joe Buckley Bus shelters in Shannon have been described as akin with “moving statues”.
Graffiti described as “pornographic” has been removed the playground in Shannon.
Officials within Clare County Council are confident road markings at the roundabout outside one of Shannon’s two secondary schools will be renewed before staff and students return to school.
*An architect’s drawing of a potential new look at the Drumgeely Roundabout. An area bounding the N19 in Shannon has the potential to become an amenity for walking and cycling, a county councillor has suggested.
Extra toilets are to be provided in Fanore and Kilkee as high numbers of visitors continue to choose Clare as their county of choice for domestic holidays.
Irish Water and the Environmental Protection Agency have been criticised for their “failure” to protect Kilkee.
Planning permission for a controversial wind farm in Cahermurphy has been rejected by Clare County Council.
Female councillors in Clare have spoken of the need to remove taboos on conversations about menopause.
Funding for communities groups throughout Clare has been sought for defibrillators and training from the Department of Health.