Review to take place on impact to sight lines from Ennis cycling infrastructure
ALTERATIONS TO CONTROVERSIAL cycling infrastructure in Ennis has been sought.
Paul Murphy
Ennis councillor seeks Council to take action against Homesavers
An Ennis councillor has requested that action be taken by Clare County Council against a store which is claimed to have breached planning and development regulations set out by the local authority.
Vacant site has potential to transform Buttermarket
Ennis councillors have expressed their view that the Buttermarket area can help to reenergise the town.
Increased footfall at Ballybeg heightens need for completed footpaths
Increased pedestrian activity and footfall at Ballybeg has led to the need for improved footpaths, elected representatives have said.
Murphy seeks provision of funding in Council Budget for masterplan along Shannon Estuary Way
A Clarecastle councillor has led the call for funding to be set aside for the development of a comprehensive masterplan along the Shannon Estuary way in Clare County Council’s upcoming Budget.
Court ruling backs eviction for Ennis illegal encampment
The Court of Appeal have supported a High Court decision that will result in forthcoming evictions from an illegal encampment in Ennis.
Survey of parking habits of Ennis based workers sought
Lack of car-parking spaces is limiting Ennis’ ability to entice shoppers and business to the town, elected representatives have maintained.
Ennis councillors want to see more children cycling to school
Ennis councillors have agreed that a survey on the cycling habits of school children in the county town is necessary.
Weight of school bags causing long-term damage warn Ennis councillors
Incidents of injuries and pain suffered by second level students in Co Clare due to the weight of their school bags has prompted Ennis councillors to seek a solution to the issue from the Minister for Education.
Roslevan social housing development continues despite setback
Eight social housing units are to be constructed in Roslevan after concerns from residents and elected representatives were abated.