*The Burren. NORTH CLARE REPRESENTATIVES have criticised the lack of energy applied to linking the planned West Clare Greenway with the UNESCO Global Geo Park in the Burren.
*Kilkee. NEW PARKING BYE-LAWS are to propose ticketing in Fanore, Spanish Point and White Strand while the area currently covered by Kilkee, Lahinch and Doolin will be extended.
RED FLAGS were flying for a total of five days at Fanore due to the presence of the Lion’s Mane jellyfish.
NIGHT-TIME water restrictions are to be introduced in Fanore.
WATER SUPPLY SCHEMES across North Clare are experiencing shortages and reduced pressure due to low reservoir levels.
LIFEGUARDS are now on duty on weekends for the first time in May at the county’s four busiest beaches.
EIGHT CLARE BEACHES have retained Blue Flags for the 2023 bathing season while Cappa has lost its status.
A MONTH-LONG schedule of wellness events will be held in the Burren next month.
*Photograph: John Sims A NORTH CLARE school was one of two secondary schools in the country chosen to partake in a recent science event.
OVER 1000 cyclists will pedal into Ennistymon for the tenth anniversary of the Cliffs of Moher Cycle Challenge.