Bernárd Lynch to be honoured with civic reception
ENNIS’ Bernárd Lynch is to be honoured with a civic reception by Clare County Council.
Paul Murphy
Mary’s Halo ‘causing problems’ in Hermitage
A HALO LIGHT over the Virgin Mary at the Hermitage Grotto “has been causing problems for some time”.
Further footpath works at Ballybeg in jeopardy
BALLYBEG is no longer being ignored elected representatives have claimed while a planned scheme to improve the area has been jeopardised by the lack of co-operation from local landowners.
‘I made up my mind on the day’ says Cllr who had crucial vote for €1m temporary car park
*Cllr Ann Norton and Cllr Paul Murphy. Photograph: John O’Neill HAVING HAD THE DECIDING say to proceed with a €1m temporary car park in Ennis, Cllr Paul Murphy (FG) has said he did not feel pressured into making backing Council management despite being called out by the Mayor of the Ennis MD for discussions prior …
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€1m to be spent on temporary car park in Ennis after town reps vote in favour of lands disposal
A TEMPORARY CAR PARK is to be built on Francis St in Ennis at a cost of €1m after elected representatives for the county town voted 4-3 in favour of the property’s disposal.
Anti-social behaviour in Ennis ‘repeated across the country’
Photograph: Fiona McNamara “INTIMIDATING BEHAVIOUR” witnessed in thew town of Ennis is not unique to the county town, the county’s Chief Superintendent has said.
End of watermain woes for Ennis residents dependent on Irish Water commitment
*St Michael’s Villas RESIDENTS of five housing estates in Ennis are awaiting confirmation from Irish Water that a watermain serving their households will be replaced this year.
Engineering consultants appointed to model Clareabbey roundabout redesign
*Photograph: Gary Collins ENGINEERING CONSULTANTS have been appointed to model the redesign of Clareabbey Roundabout.
Put the trees in the right place says Cllr Howard
*Photograph: Joe Buckley TREES need to be planted in the right place for urban settings, an Ennis councillor has stated.
Health impacts of air pollution spikes in Ennis remain a concern
ENNIS’ poor air quality has been blamed with increasing admissions to emergency departments.