OUTSIDE INFLUENCE has dictated the County Development Plan, elected representatives have said with Clare’s longest serving politician declaring “it is not our plan”.
Captain Aidan Mulcahy. Senior Captain John O’Donovan, Junior Captain Harry McEnery, Lady Captain Niamh O’Regan and President Oliver McNamara. A combination of snow and heavy rain resulted in the cancellation of many golf competitions across the county on Saturday last when most courses remained closed.
*Untreated water entering the sea at Lahinch. Photograph: John Mangan 1,800 tonnes of raw sewage enters the Clare coastline daily.
SMOTHER, the hit RTÉ drama filmed in North-West Clare comes to a conclusion this Sunday.
*Ollie O’Flaherty catching a wave. NORTH CLARE’s natural landscape and people are to be celebrated in a series of one-day Land and Sea Sessions.
A 25 year old from Lahinch is the new owner of a Salthill property after winning a fundraising draw.
Ennis ladies Aideen Walsh and Aine Donegan who are members of both Lahinch and Woodstock golf clubs continue to progress up the golf ladder with impressive performances in the U.S. and Spain last week.
RENEWED SAFETY CONCERNS regarding the quality of water at Lahinch beach with “human excrement everywhere” along the Inagh River making its way downstream, a local councillor has claimed.
“MASS EVICTIONS” will occur in April if the current ban is not extended, local councillors have warned.
*What was formerly The Rowan Tree Hostel has reopened as an accommodation provider for refugees. NEW CONTRACTS are to be offered to existing accommodation providers in Clare housing refugees.
