A year on from #GE2020 how have the Clare TDs performed
The General Election of February 2020 was regarded as a political earthquake in Co Clare.
The General Election of February 2020 was regarded as a political earthquake in Co Clare.
It’s a year the week since the people of Clare went to the polls and cast their vote in the General Election.
An intervention is to be made by the Minister for Local Government to recommend that works resume on the public realm project in Parnell St in Ennis.
Secondary level schools in Ennis are experiencing an “unprecedented demand” for first year places prompting one school to review its intake as a Clare TD urged the Minister for Education to intervene.
Conditional planning has been granted for the decommissioning of Roche’s Clarecastle site.
Storm protection works are to be carried out at Spanish Point following allocation of €225,000 by the Government.
Community organisations and sports clubs across Clare have been encouraged to apply for funding under a newly announced round of the Sports Capital and Equipment Programme (SCEP).
A Clare student nurse frustrated by not being paid despite working on the frontline during a global pandemic has flagged that on top of their existing roles they are engaging with patients who are struggling in the absence of family members as a result of ongoing visitor restrictions.
A Clare TD has apologised for liking a “disrespectful” tweet regarding a female colleague.
A new sixty bed block at University Hospital Limerick opened on Monday while funding for design of a new 96 bed ward has been granted.