New walkways and cycling routes to be identified in Ennis
Potential walking and cycling amenity routes are to be considered at the July meeting of the Ennis Municipal District.
Johnny Flynn
Town bus service for Ennis ‘long overdue’
Creation of a town bus service for Ennis is “long overdue”, councillors have said while plans for such a scheme are being progressed by the National Transport Authority (NTA).
Motorway market identified as saviours to Clare tourist season
Individuals living within a 90 to 120 minute drive of Clare have been earmarked as the saviours to the tourism season in the county.
Mayor Murphy encouraged to become the cycling Mayor
For the second time in his political career, Cllr Paul Murphy (FG) has been elected Mayor of the Ennis Municipal District.
Council bill on COVID-19 response hits half a million euro
Clare County Council has racked up a bill in the region of €500,000 to date as part of its response to dealing with COVID-19.
‘A shining beacon for Ennis Town’ – tributes paid following Cllr Flynn’s second coming as Mayor of the county capital
Creativity, cooperation and courage were among the compliments dished out to Cllr Johnny Flynn (FG) as his year long tenure as Mayor of Ennis concluded on Thursday.
Ennis Chamber ratchet up efforts to secure electric town bus service
Mixed views have been expressed following the decision to pedestrianise Ennis’ main streets as part of the temporary mobility plan but according to Ennis Chamber it has heightened the need for a town bus service.
Ennis Town Centre pedestrianised from Wednesday – here’s the details you need
From Wednesday, Ennis Town Centre will be pedestrianised with traffic to be re-routed throughout the town.
‘More knowledge on voting will improve election turnout’
*Annette Conway and Trish O’Neill go through votes at the 2019 local election. Photograph: Martin Connolly Members of the electorate do not engage in General and Local elections because they do not know the process on how to vote, Clare councillors have claimed.
Planning regulations have ‘sentenced rural Clare to death’ – PJ Kelly
*Cllr PJ Kelly, Cllr Pat McMahon & Cllr PJ Ryan in UL. Photograph: Alan Place Planning rules and regulations have resulted in rural Clare being “sentenced to death” according to one of the most experienced elected representatives on the County Council.
