‘Noticeable increase’ of illegal dumping in Clare during COVID-19 restrictions
Instances of illegal dumping have soared across Co Clare over the past two months.
Instances of illegal dumping have soared across Co Clare over the past two months.
Three Bank of Ireland branches in Co Clare are at risk of permanent closure in the wake of COVID-19.
“Poor signage” along the R352 has been blamed as having an impact on the local Tulla economy as people are at risk of ‘missing the turn-off,’ according to one county councillor.
Clare elected representatives have requested directional signage for parts of the county be updated at Lough Cutra by Galway County Council.
*Photograph: Páraic McMahon Increasing use of the Ruan to Corofin road has led to one elected representative seeking an upgrade of the surface.
Lough Derg’s “fabulous scenery” is causing traffic concerns in Ogonnelloe.
Mountshannon mass-goers are unhappy with a missing footpath in between housing developments opposite the childcare centre.
Illegal dumping at the 12 O’Clock Hills is being carried out by “cowboys” from Limerick City, a Clare councillor has claimed.
*Cllr Pat Burke. Photograph: Gary Collins A section of road on land owned by one East Clare councillor is to be nominated for inclusion in the 2020 roadwork’s programme.
*Photograph: Eoin O’Hagan. Parking has been highlighted as “a serious problem” in Scariff with businesses flagging that they may have to close if it is not solved.