Ennis

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, …

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‘Ghost street’ fears as Abbey street falls down funding list

ABBEY Street in Ennis risks becoming a  “ghost street” after it emerged a planned upgrade of the historic thoroughfare is likely to have slipped down the list of the government’s urban funding priorities.  At the January meeting of the Ennis Municipal District (MD), a senior official with Clare County Council said that the planned Abbey …

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Ennis healthcare firm TTM’s revenues rise to €96.3m

Pre-tax profits at Ennis headquartered healthcare recruitment firm, TTM Healthcare increased by 8pc to €7.2m in 2021. The business is led by former Irish boxing international, Brian Crowley and the business continued to grow in 2021 as revenues increased by 18pc rising from €81.75m to €96.63m. Mr Crowley is also a former EY Entrepreneur of the Year …

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DPP directs that chef accused of urine assault on Garda be heard in District Court

The Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) has directed that the case against a 32-year old chef accused of throwing a cup of urine into the face of a Garda at Ennis Garda Station be heard in the district court. Joel Lonia of no fixed abode has remained in prison on remand since December 12th in connection with …

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Hospital-wide visiting restrictions at UHL due to flu and Covid-19

SIGNIFICANT reductions in outpatient clinics continue at University Hospital Limerick as the hospital prioritises care for inpatients and patients attending the Emergency Department. Following a meeting of the Hospital Crisis Management Team today, hospital-wide visiting restrictions remain in place and outpatient clinics are being reviewed on a daily basis. These measures follow an unprecedented level of …

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