Market Bar celebrates 10 years in business
Barry Pilkington and Bohuska Zajacova. Photograph: Natasha Barton THE Market Bar in Ennis celebrates 10 years in business this weekend.
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Switching on of Christmas lights in Ennis reorganised as virtual event
THE official switching on of the Christmas lights in Ennis, due to take place on Friday, 26th November, will now take place as a virtual event. Confirmed today by Clare County Council, further details of the virtual switching-on event will be announced soon. This decision has been taken based on current public health advice and …
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Old Man’s Beard ‘smothering plants’ at Lees Rd
An invasive species has been detected at Lees Rd which is “smothering plants” throughout the facility.
‘Overgrown’ part of Waterpark Heights dealt with
AN “overgrown and littered” area in an Ennis housing estate is to be completed.
‘Shortfall’ of loading bays in Ennis town centre
Absence of loading bays for businesses in Ennis town centre has been “exasperated” due to the traffic management system in place, a county councillor has claimed.
‘A great boost for Ballyalla’ – project put before Dept of Rural & Community Development
*Ballyalla Lake. €56,490 is the estimated project cost for the development of the Ballyalla looped walk.
Companies that have a data requirement should be attracted to set up in Clare – McMahon
Companies “who will bring data requirement” need to be enticed to set up in Co Clare, a Newmarket-on-Fergus representative has said.
Russell’s doubts on whether Éire Óg would make breakthrough finally answered
*Ciaran Russell powers forward. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill Introducing a more defensive approach was hailed as key to Éire Óg winning a first Clare SFC title in fifteen years by one of their most experienced backs.
Public still need persuading to tackle climate change
*Flooding along the railway line at Ballycar has been a reoccurring problem for generations. Photograph: John Mangan Members of the public still need to be persuaded when it comes to reducing energy consumption, an Ennis councillor has acknowledged.