Absence of cycling lane on approach road to Shannon Airport flagged
Absence of infrastructure to facilitate cyclists within the vicinity of Shannon Airport has been brought into focus.
Pat McMahon
‘An ambush’ – councillors dispute use of Mayor and Cathaoirleach titles
Clare councillors were drawn into a dispute when it came to the appropriate title of the county’s first citizen which the incumbent labelled “an ambush”.
Locals ‘incensed’ at lack of progress for safety measures at ‘Ireland’s most dangerous road junction’
Motorists and homeowners in Newmarket-on-Fergus are “incensed” over the lack of progress made at a road junction which one councillor called “the most dangerous road junction in Ireland”.
‘Hybrid model’ of online & street presence a success for Clare businesses
Senior financial officials in Clare County Council have said the “hybrid model” of having an online and street presence is proving to be a success for businesses in the county.
Safety barriers requested outside premises of Newmarket-on-Fergus takeaway
Safety barriers are needed outside the premises of a busy Newmarket-on-Fergus take away, a county councillor has stated.
Parking area sought for Glencragga estate in Newmarket-on-Fergus
Creating a parking area for residents of Glencragga is to be considered by officials within Clare County Council.
‘Huge student population’ at Newmarket-on-Fergus school prompt calls for extension of roadside barriers
An extension of safety barriers outside the grounds of Scoil na Maighdine Mhuire in Newmarket-on-Fergus has been sought.
Council officials accused of contempt by Cllr Kelly who walks out of meeting in protest
Senior officials of Clare County Council are guilty of “contempt” according to a Lissycasey representative who walked out of a meeting in protest at the decision making of local authority officials.
Remote working leads to increased work output for Council since start of pandemic
Remote working has resulted in an increased work output for one of the county’s biggest employers.
‘Proper air quality and indoor ventilation can lower spread’ says Kilkee councillor as lockdown measures criticised
A countywide public awareness campaign on the benefits of improved air quality and ventilation in lowering the spread of COVID-19 is needed in Clare, a county councillor has said while criticising the ‘unsustainable’ lockdown approach favoured by the Irish Government.