Rural Clare has reached a crossroads
Rural Ireland “is at a crossroads” and requires a revitalisation of its towns, villages and settlements with as much gusto as leading promotional campaigns, a North Clare elected representative has declared.
Remote Working
4000 jobs target of Clare Rural Development Strategy must now factor remote working into its review
Targets of the Clare Rural Development Strategy need to be revised because of the global pandemic, a West Clare representative has stated.
Aspects of Co Dev Plan may hinder Clare’s ability to capitalise on remote working – Cllr Murphy
Clare’s ability to capitalise on remote working may be hindered by aspects of the County Development Plan, a West Clare representative has warned.
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.
BUDGET 2021: Incentives for remote working praised
A Clare Senator has welcomed the attention placed on remote working in Budget 2021.
Co Museum to undergo development as Cllrs suggest it also be used as digital hub
Refurbishment plans for the County Museum in Ennis have been given the seal of approval by elected representatives in the area.
Make Clare the remote working capital of Ireland
Clare is targeting becoming the remote working capital of Ireland.
Clare’s digital hubs experience ‘huge surge’ in demand
A “huge surge” in demand for desk space at Clare’s remote working digital hubs has been recorded in the month of June while the prospect of opening student hubs in the county is to be examined for third-level students.
Digital hubs to be pushed in Clare to aid remote working
Extra emphasis is to be placed on utilising digital hubs in Co Clare in an attempt to aid more individuals working remotely during COVID-19.
Office workers in Clare among least equipped for working from home
*Caption: OpenSky Managing Director Michael Cronin OpenSky, the digital transformation specialist for government organisations and large private enterprises, have found that office workers in Clare are among least equipped for working from home.