*John Corry (far right) taking notes during a meeting of the West Clare MD. Photograph: Eamon Ward A Clare civil servant has been lauded as the model in which to carry out public service.
An illegal encampment in Ennis has been vacated with pressure mounted by elected representatives and residents in recent weeks over the health and safety concerns associated with the site.
Ennistymon needs to “maximise the benefits” of funding from the Fáilte Ireland Destinations Town initiative.
Shannon Heritage workers have been “left in limbo” as continuous pressure mounts on the management of Shannon Group to extend the planned opening period for its Mid-West attractions this year.
Safe and designated cycling and walking connections should be in place along local and secondary roads of North and West Clare, a local representative has said while another has described the amount of teenage girls cycling to school as “horrific”.
Miltown Malbay has “been shafted” by its continued omission from the Wild Atlantic Way route with West Clare councillors stressing that this be rectified prior to an expected increase in staycations this summer.
West Clare projects submitted as applications for Government funding are to be reviewed in light of potential changes caused by COVID-19.
Labasheeda is to get the treatment afforded to Lahinch, Liscannor and Ennistymon last year as it has been chosen for the paint scheme administered by Clare County Council.
Temporary water tankers are to be made available should the mains supply in Miltown Malbay continue to be affected.
West Clare councillors are keen that the Cathaoirleach of their Municipal District be given a chain of office.
