Water quality in Cree & Cooraclare feared to be ‘a health hazard’
CONCERNS HAVE BEEN EXPRESSED surrounding the potential health hazards that may arise from the water quality in Cree and Cooraclare.
Ian Lynch
Housing remains ‘an overwhelming problem’ in Clare
HOUSING continues to be “an overwhelming problem” across Co Clare.
Prevent ‘messy & chaotic’ scenes by equipping ring buoy boxes with Eircode for nearest defibrillator
“MESSY AND CHAOTIC” scenes can be avoided by equipping all ring buoy boxes in West Clare with the Eircode to the nearest defibrillator unit.
The Yellow Men referenced during debate on Kilbaha’s road condition
A LOCAL MYSTERY IN KILBAHA was referenced during attempts to secure more restoration and surface dressing on its roads.
‘Bizarre’ parking habits of Kilrush drivers to prompt increased inspections of bus-stops by traffic warden
PARKING BEHAVIOUR OF DRIVERS in Kilrush has been labelled as “bizarre”.
Kelly growing tired of talking at meetings
*Cllr PJ Kelly. Photograph: John Mangan LONG MEETINGS are testing the patience of Clare’s longest serving politician.
‘Very expensive’ surfacing works required for Cooraclare
CLARE COUNTY COUNCIL have acknowledged surface dressing is required in the village of Cooraclare but have pointed out they do not complete such work “in a village setting”.
Dowling ‘very surprised’ to be rebuffed in application to sit on Shannon Estuary Taskforce
*Pat Dowling. Photograph: Gary Collins CHIEF EXECUTIVE OF CLARE COUNTY COUNCIL, Pat Dowling was rebuffed in his application to become a member of the Shannon Estuary Taskforce.
Moore St’s vacant properties under examination for future redevelopment
*Photograph: Maura Harvey VACANT PROPERTIES along Moore Street in Kilrush are to be examined for their potential for redevelopment.
‘A miss’ not to have bus stop located outside Ennis outpatient department
*Photograph: Brian Arthur ABSENCE OF a bus stop outside the new HSE Outpatients Department in Ennis has been labelled “a miss”.