Clarity needed on whether Ennis businesses will have cover when Flood Relief Scheme concludes
Flood cover for businesses will increase the amount of enterprises setting up in the county town according to the Mayor of Ennis.
Flood cover for businesses will increase the amount of enterprises setting up in the county town according to the Mayor of Ennis.
Students attending Knockanean National School will continue to be encouraged to travel to school by bus or car due to safety concerns associated with pedestrian and cycle access to the school, planners have acknowledged.
A temporary renting of solar lighting for Cappahard Lane in Ennis has been sought as an application under the Active Travel Fund is prepared for the area.
Barefield residents have raised questions on the delays on a footpath extension in the locality.
Authorities are more concerned with the protecting the identify of individuals illegally dumping across the county than solving the issue, Clare’s youngest councillor has asserted.
“Scarcity of funding” for public lighting has been put into focus with residents on the outskirts of Ennis Town raising their concerns.
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.
Progression of a new road alignment in Quin is likely to be delayed as the Department of Transport put a focus on active travel initiatives in 2021.
Shannon councillors have expressed their frustration with the operation of the General Municipal Allocation (GMA) citing “a lack of clarity and transparency” in the process.