Tree of hope planted in Shannon
A tree of hope was planted in Shannon to mark world mental health day and is hoped to become a symbol of support in the town.
A tree of hope was planted in Shannon to mark world mental health day and is hoped to become a symbol of support in the town.
Inflatable toys are to be banned from Clare beaches, rivers and lakes.
Attention to detail is lacking in the maintenance of Shannon leading to an unflattering portrayal of the town.
Strong opposition has been voiced by Clare councillors on the possibility of the DAA getting back involved with Shannon Airport.
Clare councillors have expressed annoyance that the Limerick Shannon Metropolitan Area Transport Strategy (LSMATS) is very dominant in favour of its neighbouring county.
More households are exiting homelessness services in Clare since the introduction of a Homeless Action Team, Council management have stated while a Shannon councillor has highlighted that individuals in the county are living on relatives couches.
Elevated rates of local property tax will remain in Co Clare next year while calls for the Government to refund the Council’s spend on COVID-19 measures have also been made.
An independent inquiry into mental health crisis services in the Mid-West has been sought by Clare members of Sinn Féin and the Haven Hubs.
Strong representations are to be made at senior levels within Clare County Council to plead the case of enhancing the Shannon Recycling Centre.
Elected representatives have stressed that levels of overcrowding cannot be let return to the Mid-West.