*An artist’s impression of the Post Office Field. TWO ELECTION hopefuls in the Ennis Municipal District have criticised the manner in which the public consultation was handled for the proposed Post Office Field with one insisting they would try to disband Ennis 2040 DAC if elected.
TRANSITION year students from St Flannan’s College climbed Croagh Patrick on Thursday in aid of three local charities, Milford Hospice, Cancer Care West and Cahercalla Community Care.
*Ukrainian residents of The Abbey Hostel at a meeting on Tuesday evening. DISPLACED Ukrainians living in what was formerly the Rowan Tree Hostel have been informed their short-term emergency accommodation is to expire by the end of May.
A FORMER parliamentary assistant of Clare TD, Violet-Anne Wynne (IND) has been appointed as the Director of Policy and Public Affairs with FASD Ireland.
*Gavin Murray. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill NEVER in his wildest dreams did Gavin Murray expect to be representing Clare in a Munster senior football final.
*Seamus Ryan (LAB). CONTESTING a local election for the third time, Seamus Ryan (LAB) is hoping it is a case of third time lucky.
*An artist’s impression of the Post Office Field Boardwalk. UNDER 100 people attended the two public consultation drop-in events held last Wednesday and Friday for the plans to develop the Post Office Field in Ennis.
TWO vehicles were seized in Clancy Park as part of ongoing investigations by Gardaí in Ennis.
*Diarmuid McMahon. Photograph: Tom Micks A SHERRY FITZGERALD economist has said the property market in Clare is in urgent need of an injection of supply.
*Councillor Mary Howard at the BreastCheck clinic in Ennis. Pic: Arthur Ellis A LACK of awareness around the availability of BreastCheck facilities, particularly to foreign nationals is limiting the good progress that is being made in the county, a Clare councillor maintained.
