‘Jagged stones’ damage vehicles in Parteen
“Jagged stones” have caused vehicle damage in Parteen.
Shannon Airport is unlikely to return to 2019 passenger levels for “some years yet,” the CEO of Shannon Group has cautioned.
Lodging of an application for a strategic development zone (SDZ) of what is envisaged to become Europe’s first University town is planned to be made next month.
Continued improvements are to be made to the road surface in Shannon Banks, this year.
Housing developments should be restricted when “looping” is involved, South Clare elected representatives have stated.
“Several near misses” at a Parteen road junction have led to calls for the installation of traffic calming measures.
*Cllr Pat O’Gorman. Photograph: John Mangan Conflicting speed limits by local authorities on the same stretch of road has been labelled as “nonsensical” by South Clare representatives.
As levels of international travel continue to grow, Clare’s first citizen has requested that free parking be trialled at Shannon Airport while a long-standing councillor has accused the Government of offering no assistance to keep the doors open at the international airport.
€10,000 in funding has set aside to advance an invasive species eradication programme in South-East Clare.
*Cllr PJ Ryan. Photograph: Martin Connolly Clare councillors have elected Cllr PJ Ryan (IND) as the county’s first citizen.