Housing remains ‘an overwhelming problem’ in Clare
HOUSING continues to be “an overwhelming problem” across Co Clare.
HOUSING continues to be “an overwhelming problem” across Co Clare.
LINKING the village of Ruan with a walking route via Dromore Woods has been labelled as “a worthy goal”.
SENIOR OFFICIALS in Clare County Council have said it is “premature” to say which towns and villages will be benefitting from a new €50m scheme to improve the wastewater of rural villages.
*Photograph: Brian J. Goggin DREDGING OF Kildysart Pier has been requested to reinstate access at the location.
ADDITIONAL STAFFING RESOURCES will be in place across coastal parts of Co Clare for the summer season including an extra traffic warden for Doolin.
DUBLIN AIRPORT’s inability to cope with the amount of present traffic ‘is no more than it deserves,’ Clare councillors remarked while throwing their weight behind calls for an all-island approach to aviation in Ireland.
A FORMER RESTAURANT AND HOSTEL in Ennis is now being used to house displaced Ukrainian refugees.
NORTH CLARE may be classed as one of the most visited parts of the county but it is lacking a plan “to make it an attractive place to cycle through,” a local representative has flagged.
*Improvements were also requested for an access road to Mullaghmore. AN UPGRADE of a car park opposite a Mid Clare church is to be completed to facilitate greater community and tourist use.
*Photograph: John Mangan WITH BROADFORD set to be the area in Clare to benefit from a new €50m nationwide sewerage scheme, action is needed to get other parts of the county required for subsequent rounds of funding local representatives have stressed.