Cooney flags road safety concerns in Scariff
*Cllr Joe Cooney. Photograph: Eamon Ward A need to improve sight lines on an approach road to Scariff has been highlighted.
*Cllr Joe Cooney. Photograph: Eamon Ward A need to improve sight lines on an approach road to Scariff has been highlighted.
Funding is to be sought next year to continue the footpath from the bottom of Raheen Hill into Tuamgraney.
A seven month delay to the completion of the Clare County Development Plan has been agreed by local councillors.
*Photograph: Colm Nestor ‘Thronging crowds’ to Two Mile Gate have been welcomed as staycationers continue to choose Clare as their go-to destination while renewed appeals for traffic calming by the amenity and in Ogonnelloe have been lodged.
Present traffic calming measures on approach roads to Tuamgraney “are not fulfilling their requirements,” a county councillor has claimed.
Clare County Council have said it remains committed to providing a southbound bus shelter in Crusheen.
Clare County Council are to undertake a remedial works to a derelict building in Tulla if the owner does not carry out works as instructed by the local authority.
Irish Water and the Environmental Protection Agency have been criticised for their “failure” to protect Kilkee.
An East Clare councillor has said it is “a constant battle to upgrade footpaths” and encouraged the public to stop parking their vehicles on paths.
Clare councillors have appealed for the next speed limit review to be brought forward.