Pedestrian crossing to be installed outside Killaloe school
A PEDESTRIAN CROSSING is to be installed outside the boys national school in Killaloe as part of the town’s mobility plan.
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Work on short-term solution to Henchy’s Cross to begin in Spring 2022
*Photograph: John Mangan SPRING 2022 has been set as the target to commence works to improve visibility at Henchy’s Cross.
Scariff ‘destined for growth’ following €524k allocation for regeneration plans
SCARIFF is “destined for growth” following confirmation of €524,000 for regeneration works, elected representatives have predicted.
Restructuring of Municipal District earns Council national recognition
*Cllr PJ Ryan, Cathaoirleach, Clare County Council, and Liam Conneally, Deputy Chief Executive, Clare County Council; with (back row, l-r) Senior Executive Officers, Morgan Lahiffe (Killaloe MD), Leonore O’Neill (Ennis MD), Jason Murphy (Shannon MD) and John O’Malley (West Clare MD). Photo: Eamon Ward. AN INITIATIVE for the restructuring of its four Municipal District has …
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Council & Coillte working to tackle ‘extremely dangerous overhanging trees’ on Gort to Tulla road
NEGOTIATIONS are ongoing between Clare County Council and Coillte regarding “extremely dangerous” overhanging trees in East Clare.
Special bins for dog poo to be considered in Killaloe
POTENTIAL of installing special bins in Killaloe for dog excrement is to be explored.
Seating sought for Scariff cemetery
INSTALLATION of park benches or seating is to be considered for Carrowmore Cemetery in Scariff.
No budget to improve O’Callaghans Mills estate
*Cllr Joe Cooney. Photograph: Ruth Griffin REPAIRS to an O’Callaghans Mills housing estate will have to wait due to a lack of budgetary resources.
Six roads upgraded in East Clare under separate schemes this year
SIX roads in East Clare were upgraded this year under two different improvement schemes.
Trucks & lorries ‘flying into the air’ by Henchy’s Cross
*Henchy’s Cross. Photograph: John Mangan TRUCKS and lorries are ‘flying into the air’ by Henchy’s Cross due to a “bad dip” in the road, a county councillor has cautioned.