‘Major shake up’ needed of Shannon Airport board
“A major shake up of the board at Shannon Airport” is urgently required, Clare TD Timmy Dooley has stated.
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‘A shambles’ – Carey hits out at HSE method of replacing Newmarket GP
Clare TD, Joe Carey has slammed the HSE over an “outdated and cumbersome” system for appointing GPs which has resulted in Newmarket-on-Fergus being left without a family doctor.
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Clare students out in force for global climate strike
Students across Co Clare held a day of action highlighting the importance of climate change.
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Wild Atlantic Walkway would bring major benefits to Clare – Carey
A number of coastal walks in North and West Clare could benefit from the success of the Wild Atlantic Way, one Clare TD has said.
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Carey calls on Government & Shannon Airport to stand up to DAA
*Joe Carey outside Shannon Airport. Photograph: Chris Copley A Clare TD in the Fine Gael led Government has challenged management of Shannon Airport to stand up to the Dublin Airport Authority (DAA).
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Potential purchaser found for Shannon pharma company
A potential purchaser has been identified for a Shannon based pharmaceutical company that was placed in provisional liquidation by The High Court.
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€6.8m in LEADER funding for Co Clare
€6,853,796 from the current round of LEADER funding has been allocated to projects in Co Clare.
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Ennis Community College provide solution to shortage of second level spots
42 Clare children who were without a secondary school place for September are to be accepted into Ennis Community College.
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Tradaree transformation to give Newmarket-on-Fergus a new lease of life
A new lease of life is heading to the village of Newmarket-on-Fergus following confirmation of a €1.2m investment into the Tradaree Social Food Enterprise.
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Ennis principals to share enrolment lists as children still without secondary school
A meeting is to take place tomorrow between a senior official from the Department of Education and principals from all secondary schools in the Ennis area regarding second level enrolment issues in the county.
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