Clothes banks proving to be ‘an absolute disaster’ in parts of West Clare
Stronger policing of clothes banks is required across Co Clare according to elected representatives.
John O’Malley
More lay-bys needed to stop traffic congestion on N68
Additional lay-by areas on the main route connecting West Clare and Ennis to prevent traffic congesting behind slow moving vehicles have been sought.
Funding identified for adding pull-in areas to ‘most beautiful route to Cliffs of Moher’
North Clare roads frequented by tourists are in need of adequate improvements to cater for their usage, elected representatives have flagged.
Kilrush facility mooted as potential multi-purpose sports hub
Tackling obesity will form one of the main considerations in a master plan which is to be formulated for the Kilrush Active Sports Facility.
West Clare on red alert as plans in place for Leaving Cert results parties
Communities in West Clare are on red alert after it emerged that “significant plans” are in place for Monday night when the Leaving Certificate results are released.
Destinations Town an opportunity for Ennistymon ‘to get a really big win’
Ennistymon needs to “maximise the benefits” of funding from the Fáilte Ireland Destinations Town initiative.
Miltown Malbay’s omission from Wild Atlantic Way strongly criticised
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.
Water supply in Miltown Malbay ‘worse than developing countries’
Temporary water tankers are to be made available should the mains supply in Miltown Malbay continue to be affected.
3-5 year estimate for bringing Lisdeen road ‘up to standard’
*Querrin Pier. “Highly expensive” filling of road drains between Querrin and Doonaha and no history of accidents mean the chances of requested works being carried out along the section both villages are incredibly slim.
Money from sale of Liscannor land must be used as intended
Funds from the sale of Clare County Council owned land to Irish Water in Liscannor must be used for what they were stated for, an elected representative reminded the West Clare Municipal District.
