Rural Clare has reached a crossroads
Rural Ireland “is at a crossroads” and requires a revitalisation of its towns, villages and settlements with as much gusto as leading promotional campaigns, a North Clare elected representative has declared.
Rural Ireland “is at a crossroads” and requires a revitalisation of its towns, villages and settlements with as much gusto as leading promotional campaigns, a North Clare elected representative has declared.
Officials in the rural and community development section of Clare County Council are to write to RTÉ seeking a change to its broadcasting schedule.
Calls have been voiced for the erection of a pedestrian crossing in Corofin village.
Construction of water treatment works for Ballyvaughan and Kilfenora are to commence next year, Irish Water have said.
Consultation is to be held between the West Clare Municipal District and the National Trails Office before a busy North Clare route can be declared as public.
DigiClare are planning to launch an international marketing campaign as part of a bid to make Clare “the remote working capital of Ireland”.
Farmers are being hit with “more unneeded bureaucracy” with calls for a derogation allowing veterinary medicines to be sold without prescription for use on food-producing animals set to cease.
375 FAMILIES in Clare are struggling from a fuel and food shortage.
A Government scheme providing funding for local authorities to carry out improvement works on private and non-publicly maintained roads has been brandished as “not fit for purpose” by a North Clare councillor.
Support and protection for children living in illegal encampments is lacking according to an elected representative from North Clare.