Council encouraged to become first local authority to have four day working week
ABILITY TO adapt and pivot during the pandemic has opened the possibility of Clare County Council introducing a four-day working week for its staff.
Noeleen Fitzgerald
‘Serious concern’ in construction sector heightens need to promote apprenticeships
ACTION to promote take-up of apprenticeships can begin at a local level by an expansion of the roles offered by Clare County Council, a West Clare representative has maintained.
Remote working can help women secure more leadership roles – Ennis councillor
GREATER investment in remote working can help women access leadership roles across multiple organisations, an Ennis county councillor has said.
Varadkar to launch Ennis 2040 Strategy on Friday
Tanáiste Leo Varadkar (FG) is to launch the Ennis 2040 Strategy this Friday.
‘Our taxpayers deserve better roads’
Better quality roads are needed in Clare for hard-working taxpayers, West Clare representatives have said.
Raising Pride flag at public buildings will encourage more people to move to ‘an inclusive Clare’
Raising the Pride flag outside Clare County Council owned buildings will encourage persons living in cities such as Paris and London to consider moving to the Banner County, a Kilrush councillor has said.
Council content with cyber security systems protecting sensitive information
A specific budget for cyber security within Clare County Council has been suggested by an Ennis elected representative.
Councillors clash as vote to draw down €10m loan for Ennis 2040 DAC is passed
*The Post Office Field is one of the transformational sites. Photograph: Pascal Brooks Clare councillors have voted 23-5 in favour of drawing down a €10m loan for the Ennis 2040 Designated Activity Company (DAC).
Brexit remains ‘high risk’ for Clare businesses
Brexit continues to be a “high risk” situation for businesses located across the Banner County.
Clare GAA urged to address expenditure of defunct supporters club
*Clare hurlers celebrating on their homecoming after winning the 2013 All-Ireland. Clare GAA have been urged to “address the story” questioning the manner in which funds were raised and spent by the Hurling Supporters Club between 2012 and 2015.