Ryan appeals for larger water grates in Portdrine
*Cllr PJ Ryan. Photograph: Eamon Ward LARGER water grates have been sought for Portdrine in Cratloe due to the problems posed in the aftermath of heavy rain.
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Lighting needed to brighten up primary access point to Shannon Town
INSTALLATION of lighting on the main route into Shannon Town Centre “is essential,” the county’s first citizen has said.
Views of the public must be secured as draft County Development Plan goes on display
HOW communication is extended to the public surrounding the draft County Development Plan has been labelled as crucial by Clare councillors.
Moneen repairs to be scheduled
REPAIRS are to be scheduled for a cul-de-sac close to the border between Meelick and Cratloe.
Application to be made to extend footpath & improve lighting at Carrigoran
PLANS to extend both the public lighting and footpath approaching Carrigoran roundabout are to be included in an application for Active Travel funding.
€1bn of annual GDP contributions projected for South Clare university town
FINANCIAL predictions have forecast a gross value-added contribution to the Irish GDP of over €1.5bn annually from a university town which is to be located in South Clare.
‘A major emergency planning & health issue’ – opening gates suggested for M18 to ease traffic flow following accidents
IN LIGHT of a rising number of accidents on the M18, the installation of opening gates on sections of the centre median of the motorway have been requested.
Road leading to Clenagh Castle ‘a roller-coaster ride’
Travelling along a Newmarket-on-Fergus road has leading to a historic castle been equated as “a roller-coaster ride”.
Road markings along Low Rd in Bunratty ‘would be detrimental’ say Council engineers
Senior engineers in Clare County Council have said the introduction of road markings along the Low Rd in Bunratty “would be detrimental”.
‘This isn’t a Co Board meeting’ Mayor informs councillors
*Journalist and proud Townie Joe Ó Muircheartaigh embraces Aaron Fitzgerald. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill Clare’s first citizen was forced to remind elected representatives that they were attending a meeting of the County Council and not the County Board at this month’s sitting.