Domestic abuse supports to be signposted at Kilrush event
DOMESTIC ABUSE supports will be highlighted at an awareness event in Kilrush this Wednesday.
June Dillon
‘Chaotic’ use of e-scooters in Kilrush
CURRENT LAWS continue to be ignored on e-scooter regulations and public safety is at risk, a West Clare nurse has warned claiming that their use in Kilrush is “chaotic”.
Ex Mayor Ryan elected Chair of Clare LCSP
*PJ Ryan. Photograph: Natasha Barton FORMER MAYOR OF Clare, PJ Ryan has been elected as the Chairperson of the new Clare Local Community Safety Partnership (LCSP).
Hey e-scooters, leave our paths alone!
THE growing prevalence of e-scooters being used on footpaths in towns across Co Clare is a major concern and must spark greater enforcement of the law. That’s according to Aontú’s Clare Representative and Chair of the Safer Clare Campaign, June Dillon who says she, together with other safety advocates in the county are increasingly concerned about …
Government’s decision against Mercosur deal a ‘big relief’ to Clare farmers
THE Government’s decision to vote against the Mercosur deal will come as a “big relief” to Clare farmers, say local representatives. On an official trip to China, Taoiseach Micháel Martin and Tánaiste Simon Harris have revealed plans to deny the Mercosur trade agreement with Brazil, Argentina, Paraguay, and Uruguay, which would allow import duties to be …
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#GE24 Live: General Election count in Clare
THE CLARE ECHO is live from Treacy’s West County Hotel with counting underway to determine who the county has elected as its four TDs to serve in the 34th Dáil.
Ballot Beats: Rap for Roisin Garvey released & Sinn Féin feel growing support for McGettigan
*LOR-KEY. CLARE’S first General Election anthem has been released and Sinn Féin supporters have said there is a growing support in the county for the party.
Ballot Beats: Simon slump yet to reach Clare as hustings bring disability services & health in spotlight
ACCESS to services and disadvantages for the Clare public when it comes to health and disabilities were among the big issues put to General Election candidates on day seventeen of the campaign.
‘It’s clear we’re leaving older people behind’ warns Aontú’s June Dillon
*June Dillon (AON). Photograph: John Mangan DECLINE of services in rural Clare is impacting on all ages but is leaving a particular scar on the elderly, first-time election candidate June Dillon (AON) has warned.
Ballot Beats: Endorsements would see Carey do handsomely if running in suburban leafy Dublin
*Leonora Carey (FG). Photograph: John McDermott. ARGUABLY the most important weekend of campaigning in the General Election has come to an end in Clare.