Laneways book details the lives of Ennis’ poorest people
Larry Brennan of The Clare Roots Society has produced a new book on the laneways of Ennis, detailing the lives of the poorest of people to come from the Clare capital.
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Increased footfall at Ballybeg heightens need for completed footpaths
Increased pedestrian activity and footfall at Ballybeg has led to the need for improved footpaths, elected representatives have said.
Local businesses & housing a priority of approved Council Budget
An expenditure of €131m is included in Clare County Council’s revenue budget which puts a priority on local SMEs, housing, town enhancement plans and rural regeneration while future capital projects such as the West Clare Greenway, Blake’s Corner and the Killaloe Bypass are identified for progression.
Mods & Minis eager to welcome back customers
Mods & Minis has been trading in the town of Ennis since 2011. The colourful children’s store is a one stop shop for kids’ clothes up to the age of 12, stocking a range of popular, fashionable and functional clothing at a very reasonable price.
Extra attention needed for St Michaels Villas
Extra attention needs to be placed on St Michaels Villas as a potential project, a former Mayor of Clare has said.
Clare’s ‘computer illiterate’ residents ‘abandoned’ by solely online motor tax transactions
Computer illiterate residents of North Clare have been “abandoned” by the policy of making motor taxation services solely available online.
Ennis 2040 Plan must prioritise green spaces
Any person who spends much of their time in Ennis, like me will be aware there are no green spaces in the town centre. It lets our wonderful streets down, unequivocally.
Strategic development for Ballyalla underway with €40k allocated for 7km loop walk
A “strategic development” of plans for the short-term and long-term development of Ballyalla Lake Amenity are in motion.
O’Connor keen to be back in the coalface
Eimear O’Connnor was on the frontline for her country earlier this year, the Coolmeen woman is anxious to be in the coalface this weekend but this time for her county.
Focus on remote working can bring life into derelict Clare properties
Opportunities arising from COVID-19 will benefit Co Clare in bringing life into derelict properties, the Chief Executive of Clare County Council has stated.