Council proceeding with plans for new car park in Bodyke
*The site of the proposed car park. PLANS to construct a new car park in Bodyke are to be lodged by Clare County Council.
*The site of the proposed car park. PLANS to construct a new car park in Bodyke are to be lodged by Clare County Council.
*Senior planner, Brian McCarthy and Cllr Tony O’Brien (FF). Photograph: Eamon Ward KILLALOE’s sole elected member of Clare County Council has called on the local authority to defer its trial pedestrianisation of Killaloe Bridge.
KILLALOE BRIDGE is to be pedestrianised for a trial period.
With the newly published Killaloe Socio-Economic Profile were left to right: Cathaoirleach Clare County Council Cllr Alan O’Callaghan, Justin Gleeson Director People and Place Ltd, Brian McCarthy Senior Planner & Killaloe MD Coordinator, Faolán Hamilton, Spatial Planner, People and Place Limited, and Cathaorileach of Killaloe MD Cllr Pat Hayes. Photograph: Eamon Ward THE Killaloe Municipal …
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*Cllr Conor Ryan (FG) and Cllr James Ryan (SF). CLARE’S newest councillors have taken their seats on the County Council for the first time.
*Joe Cooney TD (FG). Photograph: John Mangan JOE COONEY’s TD (FG) election to Dáil Éireann has ignited plenty of competition within the Fine Gael ranks to take his seat on Clare County Council.
*Joe Cooney TD (FG) is elected. Photograph: Joe Buckley LEINSTER HOUSE awaits Joe Cooney TD (FG) who said he will grasp the opportunity to represent the people of Clare in the Dáil.
*Cllr Joe Cooney (FG). Photograph: John Mangan HAVING DELIVERED poll-topping performances in the local elections, Cllr Joe Cooney (FG) is playing ‘senior hurling’ now as he prepares for his first General Election.
“HICCUPS” are causing concern for elected members in East Clare as the Shannon Bridge Crossing nears its completion.
*A photo montage of what the Crusheen Railway Station could look like. CLARE’S PUBLIC need to be all aboard plans to reopen Crusheen rail station if officials in the capital are to get behind it, Iarnród Éireann’s CEO has said.