‘Bad dips’ along Tulla to Kilkishen road to be monitored by Council
*Cllr Joe Cooney. Photograph: Eamon Ward Works to identified “bad dips” along the R462 from Tulla to Kilkishen are to be monitored and carried out this year.
Kilkishen
Lighting in Derra brought into focus
A finishing touch to Kilkishen would be provided by one additional street light.
‘We will not fix housing crisis without solving water woes’ – Senator Garvey
A remedy to Ireland’s housing crisis will not be implemented until adequate water infrastructure is in place, a Clare Oireachtas member has highlighted.
‘A man ahead of his time’ – tributes flow in for The Master John Hanly
Glowing tributes have been pouring in for former President and Chairman of Clare GAA, John Hanly following his death.
Feasibility study needed to make Astor building key asset to Shannon Greenway
A feasibility study must be carried out in order to determine what progress can be made with regard to the future use of the vacant Astor Cinema site in Scariff which is viewed as a potential key asset to the Shannon Greenway.
‘Dezoning war’ comes into play as future of rural Clare is on the line
*Doolin. Photograph: John Mangan A ‘dezoning war’ is likely to lead to Clare councillors rejecting a proposed County Development Plan with the survival of rural parts of the county on the line.
East Clare to benefit first from National Broadband Plan
An East Clare councillor has urged National Broaband Ireland (NBI) to brush up on their geography after signs emerged in the county indicating that it was Limerick.
Seven new additions to Clare panel as Scanlan & Corbett depart
Ger O’Connell has made seven additions to the Clare senior camogie panel for 2021.
Kilkishen adviser to Health Minister denies actions were Trump-like
An East Clare man working as a special adviser for the Minister for Health has come under fire for trying to limit the amount of media personnel attend a press briefing this week.
‘DIY Ash Wednesday’ held in Clare as priest admits life devoted to God has them used to quarantine
Priests in the Killaloe Diocese have adapted to an Ash Wednesday with a difference and believe people’s commitment to Lent will continue during the lockdown.
