Wastewater infrastructure crucial to survival of Clare’s towns & villages
WASTEWATER TREATMENT SYSTEMS are critical to sustaining populations of towns and villages in the county, a Corofin representative has stressed.
Joe Garrihy
Streetscape enhancement lift for Lisdoonvarna
A NEW LEASE OF LIFE has been forecast for Lisdoonvarna.
Population projections for Clare ‘in a different galaxy’ to Census findings
*Cllr Cillian Murphy. Photograph: Eamon Ward PRELIMINARY CENSUS findings for Clare are “so far away from population projections for the county that we’re in a different galaxy,” a West Clare councillor has remarked.
€6m Lahinch Leisure Centre glistens at official opening
LAHINCH was glistening in the sunshine on Monday last with the official opening of a €6m revamp of Lahinch Leisure Centre.
‘Commercialised Cliffs of Moher no longer family friendly’
CLARE’S premier tourist attraction “is no longer family friendly”.
‘Offshore wind energy is Clare’s biggest economic prospect’ – billions on offer per annum
POTENTIAL FOR DEVELOPMENT of offshore energy in West Clare is the biggest economic prospect for the county.
North Clare ‘numb’ following tragic death
NORTH CLARE is “numb” following a tragic accident which claimed the life of Patrick McCarthy.
Speed of motorists prompts call for feedback signs in Corofin & Ruan
ARRIVAL OF OVER 800 UKRAINIANS to North Clare has strengthened the argument for driver feedback signs on the approach to both Corofin and Ruan.
Safety situation outside Tubber NS ‘needs to be examined’
MEETINGS ARE TO take place between local authority staff and management of Tubber National School over traffic management issues.
Garrihy family agree sale of Doolin ferry service to the O’Briens
TWO RIVAL FERRY COMPANIES have put their differences aside with a deal reached to see the O’Brien family taking ownership of the Liscannor Ferry Company from the Garrihy clan.