Ballymulqueeny house ‘nearly flooded out’ in 2012 needs Council assistance – Daly
A house in Ballymulqueeny that was “nearly flooded out” in 2012 is in need of surfacing works to prevent future scares, an Ennis representative has flagged.
A house in Ballymulqueeny that was “nearly flooded out” in 2012 is in need of surfacing works to prevent future scares, an Ennis representative has flagged.
Residents in Summerhill have been affected more than other households in Ennis as a result of the mobility scheme in place, the Mayor of Clare has said.
An Ennis councillor has called on the Irish Government to reopen urban and rural pubs to dilute the dangers associated with house parties and the spread of COVID-19 across the county.
One of the busiest approach roads to the county town is littered with weeds, a former Mayor of Clare has said.
Activity at one of Clare’s largest primary schools has been equated with scenes from Dunkirk.
With Co Clare experiencing an unprecedented surge in domestic tourists over a short time period, Ennis councillors have called for the development of an overnight parking area for motorhomes in the county town.
An illegal encampment in Ennis has been vacated with pressure mounted by elected representatives and residents in recent weeks over the health and safety concerns associated with the site.
Resumption of services is “the biggest challenge” for health services in the Mid-West while planning permission has been granted for a new injury unit at Ennis General Hospital.
Keating Construction have yet to inform clients including Clare County Council if they will be able to complete works on ongoing projects.
Repeated calls have been made for Clare County Council to acquire Shannon Heritage sites in the county.