Difference in provision of bins between Killaloe & Scariff rubbished
*Photograph: Eoin O’Hagan Scariff is not getting the same treatment as Killaloe when it comes to the upgrade of bins, the Leas Cathaoirleach of Clare County Council has claimed.
Morgan Lahiffe
‘We can’t go around watching dog’s bums’ – East Clare reps highlight dog fouling
An East Clare representative has quipped that the public can’t expect Clare County Council to “go around everyday watching dog’s bums to see what is falling out of it” as concerns persist with regard to dog fouling.
East Clare reps call for 700km gritting programme to be expanded
Quicker reactions are needed in East Clare when it comes to gritting roads, a local councillor has outlined.
Bealkelly to Tuamgraney walking trail viewed as a ‘fantastic asset’ to East Clare
A 4.5km walking trail in East Clare is set to be finished by the end of November according to local authority officials.
‘Never a busier summer season in East Clare’ as councillors lobby for extra resources
Lack of resources and bins are leading to some “unsightly areas” cropping up and a gulf between East and West Clare, elected representatives have warned.
Henchy’s Cross safety scheme ‘a top priority’
Putting a road safety scheme at Henchy’s Cross is among the top priorities for Clare County Council staff in the Killaloe Municipal District.
Abandoned boats impacting on local access to Mountshannon Harbour
Abandoned boats are making Mountshannon Harbour unsightly, local representatives have claimed.
Hayes ‘honoured’ to become Killaloe MD Cathaoirleach
Former Mayor of Clare, Cllr Pat Hayes (FF) has been elected as Cathaoirleach of the Killaloe Municipal District.
‘Rediscovered communities’ highlight need for localised exercise facilities
Living in ‘lockdown’ has reacquainted the people of Clare with the area where they reside and has highlighted the need for investment in communities.
‘Now is the time’ – engagement needed to help revive East Clare businesses
A “proactive programme” to aid the recovery of businesses in East Clare has been requested by an elected representative of Clare County Council.