Blind spot impacting on vulnerable road users in Lifford
CONCERN has been expressed surrounding a “blind spot” impacting on vulnerable road users in Lifford.
Johnny Flynn
Payment of development levies not backed up by provision of community facilities
RESIDENTS in Roslevan and on the Limerick Rd in Ennis have been ‘unfairly treated’ through the absence of playground facilities despite the payment of “development levies” while one clear solution to the issue has been flagged.
Walking routes between Gort Rd & Tulla Rd must improve – Nestor
*Cllr Mark Nestor. Photograph: Eamon Ward WALKING ROUTES between two of the busiest roads in Ennis must be improved to encourage more people to use alternative means of travel.
Failure to paint Old Military Barracks houses ‘neglect of historic buildings’
AN ONUS to protect historic buildings has been neglected to paint Council owned property in over a decade, Ennis councillors have claimed.
Locals afraid to cross the road in Spancilhill
FEAR is building that a “serious accident” will occur at Spancilhill with residents appealing for a reduction in the speed limit in the locality with people afraid to cross the road.
Walking trail the start of plans to make Newmarket-on-Fergus ‘the Adare of Clare’
*Flowers at the Tradaree building in Newmarket-on-Fergus. DEVELOPMENT of an outdoor adventure project in Newmarket-on-Fergus is the first step in making the village “the Adare of Clare”.
Air quality in Ennis remains a concern
EFFORTS to tackle poor air quality in Ennis must be intensified, a local representative has said.
Shortage of outdoor seating in Ennis flagged by councillors
*The parklet which was on O’Connell St during the duration of the Temporary Mobility Plan in Ennis. ENNIS is lacking an adequate amount of outdoor seating for its “ageing population”, an elected representative has said.
Clarecastle crying out for link to Greenway
Continuing the planned Ennis to Clareabbey riverwalk to Clarecastle has been underlined as valuable to linking the Fishing Village to the West Clare Greenway.
Remote working can help women secure more leadership roles – Ennis councillor
GREATER investment in remote working can help women access leadership roles across multiple organisations, an Ennis county councillor has said.