Cliffs of Moher strategy ‘too important to not get right’
Taking local feedback on board is critical to making the Cliffs of Moher 2040 Strategy a success, county councillors have stated.
Taking local feedback on board is critical to making the Cliffs of Moher 2040 Strategy a success, county councillors have stated.
*Frances St, Kilrush. Photograph: Gordon Hatton Kilrush is home to the second widest street in Ireland but the West Clare town’s potential as an outdoor dining space has not been capitalised on.
Addition of Shannon Heritage staff to Clare County Council reignites the potential to bring the Spa Wells in Lisdoonvarna into the ownership of the local authority, elected representatives have said.
Extra toilets are to be provided in Fanore and Kilkee as high numbers of visitors continue to choose Clare as their county of choice for domestic holidays.
All corners of Co Clare have been hit hard by the tragic death of twenty year old, Fionn O’Brien.
Pictured at the launch of the new online booking system for the Cliffs of Moher are (left to right) Leonard Cleary, Director of Services, Clare County Council; Cllr. Mary Howard, Cathaoirleach of Clare County Council; Bobby Kerr, Chairperson of the Board of the Cliffs of Moher Centre Ltd.; and Geraldine Enright, Director of the Cliffs …
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Half a million euros is being spent on the development of the Cliffs of Moher 2040 strategy which is due to be completed by the end of this year.
Recreational and playground facilities are needed in the heart of Kilrush to promote “the attractiveness of town centre living,” a local representative has affirmed.
Leadership is needed to maximise the potential investment for West Clare from the Shannon Estuary.
Calls for the establishment of an Ennis Joint Policing Committee (JPC) have been rejected.