Ineset: Cllr Joe Garrihy (FG) tabled a motion on Rooska Estate in Lisdoonvarna CALLS have been made for repair works to deteriorating footpaths and roadways at a Lisdoonvarna housing estate, along with a dedicated maintenance budget for older council estates. The motion, tabled by Cllr Joe Garrihy (FG) at the July meeting of the West Clare Municipal …
Photograph: John Sheridan CONCERNS have been raised over the future of a proposed 31-unit apartment development on the grounds of the former convent in Ennistymon, with councillors questioning whether opportunities to provide housing for older people and affordable housing are being overlooked. The issue was raised at the July meeting of the West Clare Municipal District, where councillors Bill …
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*Charging points installed by Lahinch Golf Club. A CRITICAL shortage of EV chargers in tourist destinations is causing mass frustration amongst visitors to the county, a county counillor has outlined.
*Cllr Tommy Guilfoyle (SF) highlighted the matter. NUMBERS facing homelessness in the county is on the rise every week, the Mayor of the Ennis Municipal District has said.
*Cllr Joe Garrihy (FG). ELECTED members and senior management of Clare County Council are to receive training to become more aware of misinformation.
*The promenade car park in Lahinch. Photograph: John Mangan OVER HALF a million euro has been generated in parking fines and charges at Lahinch across a 27 month period.
“MAGNIFICENT WORK” has been undertaken in Doolin but is at risk of ‘being ruined’ by the failure to finish the job.
LACK of toilet facilities and appropriate lifeguards during the recent heatwave were highlighted at the June meeting of Clare County Council. Elected representatives from North and West Clare discussed a number of faults exposed in the county’s tourist regions that were caused by the unexpected spell of fine weather. Although he quipped that the three …
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*Photograph: Arthur Ellis PARKING restrictions are set to be introduced on the main street of Miltown Malbay for Willie Clancy week and casual trading licences will be issued in the coming weeks.
*Fanore. FANORE is experiencing a turnaround in fortunes with “a great buzz” evident among the North Clare village.