Ennis MD candidates stance on Ennis 2040 projects
*An artist’s impression of the Abbey Street development. ONE of the big election issues dominating the conversation in the Ennis Municipal District is the Ennis 2040 Strategy.
*An artist’s impression of the Abbey Street development. ONE of the big election issues dominating the conversation in the Ennis Municipal District is the Ennis 2040 Strategy.
*Public consultation on the Post Office Field is said to be “imminent”. Photograph: Bob Singer STRONGER focus needs to be placed on making Ennis the first climate adaptive town in the country, as part of the Ennis 2040 strategy.
FIRST RIGHT OF REFUSAL for future uses of the Roche site in Clarecastle has been offered to Clare County Council.
*Photograph: Martin Connolly THE BILL to Swiss pharma giant, Roche in decommissioning and demolishing its County Clare plant at Clarecastle and connected environmental costs now totals €57.27m for a three year period.
OUTSIDE INFLUENCE has dictated the County Development Plan, elected representatives have said with Clare’s longest serving politician declaring “it is not our plan”.
Pictured outside Áras Contae an Chláir in Ennis, Co. Clare, to mark the launch of the Ennis 2040 economic and spatial strategy are: (front row, l-r) Cllr Ann Norton, Mayor of Ennis Municipal District; Cllr PJ Ryan, Cathaoirleach, Clare County Council; and (back row, l-r) Liam Conneally, Director of Economic Development, Clare County Council; Kevin …
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Tanáiste Leo Varadkar (FG) is to launch the Ennis 2040 Strategy this Friday.
*Photograph: Martin Connolly Opportunities are being missed when it comes to the future development of Roche, a former Mayor of Clare has said.
*Niall Tuohy and Tadg Collins. Photograph: Erin Malone. “Overwhelming support” has been experienced in Clarecastle regarding plans for a new community astro turf.
*Roche, Clarecastle. Photograph: Martin Connolly A Clare TD has said the phased demolition of the Roche site in Clarecastle represents a missed opportunity.