Minister Foley hails Ennis school as model for society to follow
*Photograph: Brian Arthur THE EXAMPLE set by Ennis Community College can show the way for greater inclusion and integration in wider society.
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Children’s crossing on way for Lios Ard estate
A CHILDREN’S crossing is to be installed in the centre of a large Roslevan housing estate.
NTA finalising stops for new Ennis bus service
THE National Transport Authority (NTA) intends to have the design and locations of stops for the new Ennis bus service completed by the first half of 2023, a meeting has been told.
Consultants to assess issues at “lethal” bridge in Ennis
*Drehidnagower Bridge in Ennis. CONSULTANTS have been appointed in what is hoped will be the first step in resolving long running safety issues at a bridge in Ennis described as “lethal” for pedestrians and cyclists.
Lanigan & Sexton handed starting League debuts for Clare footballers
*Ronan Lanigan makes his first start for the Clare seniors. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill COLM COLLINS is to start two debutants in Clare’s National Football League opener against Louth.
Ex Echo reporter Cian joins The Irish Mirror
FORMER CLARE ECHO REPORTER, Cian O Broin has joined The Irish Mirror.
Ennis transfers to continue but no extra resources
THE TRANSFER of patients to Ennis hospital for emergency care will continue for the “long term”.
Celtic & Avenue away again for last 16 of FAI Junior Cup
*Newmarket Celtic goalkeeper, Shane Cusack. Photograph: Oliver Fitzpatrick CLARE CLUBS, Avenue Utd and Newmarket Celtic have discovered their opponents for their respective last 16 ties in the FAI Junior Cup.
‘Perfect son’ accused by judge of elder abuse in court of 83 year old mother
*Photo by John Mangan A man accused by a judge of the elder abuse of his 83 year old mother arising from his court cross examination of her has given a sworn undertaking never to go near her home again. At the Family Law Court, the man – described in court by his mother …
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St Flannan’s staff say nursing home on grounds would have ‘seriously negative impact’ on students
A 100-bed community nursing home proposed for the grounds of St Flannan’s College would have a “seriously negative impact” on the student population. That’s according to staff at the Ennis school who have outlined their objections to the project. The health services executive (HSE) is seeking planning permission for the development at lands at Clonroadmore, …