‘I don’t wear red high heels when walking in Ballybeg Woods’ – Colleran Molloy confirms
An Ennis councillor has confirmed she does not wear red high heels when walking through Ballybeg Woods.
An Ennis councillor has confirmed she does not wear red high heels when walking through Ballybeg Woods.
Increased gritting of footpaths within the environs of Ennis has been sought “to prevent future accidents” while elderly residents in the town have felt “trapped” on occasions when icy conditions deterred them from leaving their homes.
Water ponding has caused concern among residents of Willow Park and the Watery Rd in Ennis.
Calls for road repairs in Hermitage have been made by Ennis councillors in a bid to fix “uneven surfaces that haven’t been looked at in years”.
Ennis councillors voiced their opposition to the removal of boulders from Ballyalla prompting a former Mayor of Clare to withdraw his motion.
Calls for additional lighting along the Ballybeg Road have been made as a means of protecting an increased number of pedestrians availing of the woods since the start of COVID-19 restrictions.
Consideration is to be given to the development of a swimming shelter at Ballyalla Lake.
Speed surveys are to be conducted in Clarecastle following complaints of “excessive speeding” in the village.
“Near-miss incidents” on the L8172 road in Doora have led to consultations surrounding the provision of warning signs at both entry points.
Increased levels of activity on a daily basis at an Ennis amenity has led to requests for further works and signage in its vicinity.