‘We’re going nowhere’ – protestors staying overnight on blocked M18 in Clare
PROTESTORS are to stay on the M18 in Co Clare overnight with disruptions to enter a fourth day across the roads of the county.
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Naming rights of Cusack Park ‘more for local presence than improving business’ say Zimmer Biomet
*Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. ZIMMER BIOMET’s naming rights deal with Clare GAA has been about giving back to the local community as opposed to improving its business according to a senior member of management.
Protesters plan to lock down M18 as Clare service stations begin to run out of fuel
*A road block along the M18 at junction 11. Photograph: Joe Buckley CLARE PROTESTERS are planning to lock down main arteries of the county on Thursday.
Review of parking by-laws in Ennis to focus on workers taking up prime spots
*Photograph: Páraic McMahon. PARKING by-laws for Ennis town centre are to be reviewed over the summer months.
More traffic chaos for Clare as protesters plan second day of road blocks
*Photograph: Joe Buckley TRACTORS, trucks, trailers and vehicles of all sizes will be resuming their protest on the M18 for a second day in Co Clare on Wednesday morning.
Traffic at a standstill during rush hour in Clare
*Photograph: Joe Buckley TRAFFIC is at a standstill along the M18 from Shannon to Ennis with the fuel crisis protest taking over the roads of Clare.
Fuel protests to continue for rush-hour traffic
*Photograph: Joe Buckley SHANNON AIRPORT have confirmed no flights have been delayed amid the ongoing protests on roads in Co Clare which are to continue for rush-hour evening traffic this Tuesday evening.
‘Cause as much disruption as ye can’ – fuel protest blocking link roads to Ennis
LENGTHY traffic delays have been experienced by Clare motorists this Tuesday morning.
Third win shoves St Breckans top of Cusack Cup & Éire Óg claim first points
*Rowan Danaher of St Breckan’s takes on Ennistymon’s John Murphy. Photograph: Burren Eye Photography ST BRECKAN’s have moved to the top of the Cusack Cup table after overcoming rivals Ennistymon while St Joseph’s Doora/Barefield are rooted to the bottom after a third successive defeat.