Cranny Cross ‘ the most dangerous road from Ennis to Kilrush’ remarks Kelly in bid for improvement
CRANNY CROSS JUNCTION on the N68 has been identified on Transport Infrastructure Ireland’s (TII) HD17 programme as “a potential hazardous junction”.
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Ennis’ Slattery warns of ‘significant write-offs’ for planes stuck in Russia
*Domhnall Slattery AN ENNIS man who is Chief Executive of one of the world’s leading aviation leasing companies has warned of “very significant write-offs” and the possibility of the aircraft leasing sector no longer doing business in Russia.
DigiClare hubs providing better quality of life for remote workers
DigiClare’s newest hub in the Quin Road Industrial Estate is helping to improve working conditions for remote workers in the region.
Chronic disease management hub to be established in Ennis to tackle lengthy waiting lists
A NEW chronic disease management hub delivering services to patients with cardiovascular disease, respiratory illnesses and Type II Diabetes is to be rolled out in Clare, the HSE have confirmed.
Aideen to represent Ireland in European Nations Championship
Aideen Walsh who has been selected to represent Ireland at the European Nations Championship hosted by Real Club de Golf Sotogrande, Spain between March 30th and April 2nd.
O’Donnell back in the mix but Reidy undergoes surgery
*Shane O’Donnell has received the all-clear to return to action. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill With just four weeks until Clare’s competitive bow in this year’s Munster Senior Hurling Championship, there’s mixed news on what has been an unprecedented revolving door of injuries.
Road to nowhere key to easing Ennis’ peak traffic congestion
ENNIS’ ‘road to nowhere’ is key to easing peak traffic in different parts of the county town, a Clare TD has stated.
Ennis students turn blue and yellow for Ukraine
*Science teacher Ms Weherly paints a students face blue and yellow SCHOOLs all over the county have been generously showing their support for the people in Ukraine. By Sarah Murphy (St Flannan’s College) Several schools opted to hold non-uniform days, where students and teachers wore blue and yellow and made any donation toward a cause …
Calls for upgrade of Ennis Hospital must be properly addressed
DISAPPOINTMENT HAS BEEN EXPRESSED by the Mid-West Hospital Campaign over the absence of UL Hospitals Group’s CEO from Tuesday’s Regional Health Forum meeting which resulted in the deferral of a motion relating to Ennis hospital.
St Patrick’s Day & additional bank holiday a lift for Clare pubs
PUBS were the real winners of the additional St Patrick’s Day bank holiday with an increase in footfall noted across the country as the public got the opportunity to celebrate the patron saint of Ireland.
