Parts of Drumgeely ‘ploughed up’ as road design slammed
AREAS OF DRUMGEELY have been “ploughed up” by lorries traversing by St John’s National School and surrounding houses, an elected representative has claimed.
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Community groups must have ‘shovel ready’ projects when looking for funding
*Cllr Joe Cooney at Riverside Park in Scariff. Photograph: Ruth Griffin COMMUNITY groups have been advised that projects need to be “shovel ready” when looking for Government funding.
Application to have Europe’s first University town in South Clare to be lodged
AN APPLICATION to have Europe’s first university town in South Clare is to be lodged by the end of this week.
Batshit crazy – Clonlara ‘destroyed by droppings’
BATS have been accused of “destroying” parts of Clonlara.
Clogged drains have caused accidents by Parteen church
DRAINAGE problems have led to traffic accidents in Parteen, a county councillor has claimed.
33 disruptions to water supply in 3 years strengthen belief that Westbury residents live in ‘forgotten part of Clare’
RESIDENTS of Westbury have said they live in “the forgotten part of Co Clare”, a county councillor has advised fellow elected representatives.
Councillors keen to get legal advice before vote on County Development Plan
ADDITIONAL legal advice has been sought by Clare councillors ahead of a crucial vote in March on whether or not to adapt the County Development Plan.
‘Ash Dieback a virus nearly worse than COVID’ says Whitegate councillor
*Cllr Pat Burke. Photograph: Gary Collins A WHITEGATE councillor has said the Ash Dieback disease “is a virus nearly worse than COVID-19”.
€1bn of annual GDP contributions projected for South Clare university town
FINANCIAL predictions have forecast a gross value-added contribution to the Irish GDP of over €1.5bn annually from a university town which is to be located in South Clare.
Road markings along Low Rd in Bunratty ‘would be detrimental’ say Council engineers
Senior engineers in Clare County Council have said the introduction of road markings along the Low Rd in Bunratty “would be detrimental”.