Clare to turn green for St Patrick’s Day parades
*Photograph: John O’Neill CLARE TURNS green this weekend with St Patrick’s Day parades taking place across the county.
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€1m in property stolen and damaged in burglary spree across Clare, Limerick & Galway
*A significant Garda investigation has compiled a report of 200 pages with 180 witness statements. A SENIOR Garda has told a court that an estimated €1m in value in property has been allegedly stolen or damaged in a spate of burglaries across Limerick, Clare and Galway.
‘Full facts not provided prior to selection of RRDF projects’ – Talty
*Cllr Shane Talty (FF). Photograph: Eamon Ward. COUNTY COUNCILLORS were not provided with “the full facts” regarding the local authority’s submission for the Rural Regeneration and Development Fund (RRDF).
Killaloe Bridge to be pedestrianised on trial basis
KILLALOE BRIDGE is to be pedestrianised for a trial period.
‘Very old wine in new bottles’ – McNamara criticises rehashed roads funding announcement for Killaloe
A CLARE MEP has equated rehashed Government announcements on road funding for the county to “very old wine in new bottles”.
Crusheen rail stop & Killaloe/Ballina mobility plan form Council’s RRDF bid
TWO CLARE projects have been forwarded for consideration for the Rural Regeneration and Development Fund (RRDF).
1,500 without water as storm effort continues
THE IMPACT of the historic levels of damage caused by Storm Éowyn is still being felt across Clare, almost a week after it first made landfall on the 23rd of January.
Killaloe Bypass opens to traffic
KILLALOE’s Bypass has opened to traffic in the first major step of the biggest regional road project currently underway in the country.
‘The difference it would make to us as a family is unimaginable’ – Whitegate mother leads fight for respite house in East Clare
*Emma and Anne Malone in Whitegate. Photograph: Ruth Griffin A WHITEGATE mother of four is pleading with Clare’s elected TDs to fight for a respite house to be opened in East Clare.
Moroney claims bullying ongoing in Fianna Fáil & Independent Ireland have lack of democratic process
*Matthew Moroney (IND). Photograph: John Mangan A GENERAL ELECTION candidate has claimed he was subject to bullying while a member of Fianna Fáil and said democratic processes are lacking in Independent Ireland.