Council to contact RTÉ seeking changes to its schedule to help public mood
Officials in the rural and community development section of Clare County Council are to write to RTÉ seeking a change to its broadcasting schedule.
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Wifi zones to be developed in Clare
Wifi zones are to be developed in each Municipal District in Co Clare.
East Clare to benefit first from National Broadband Plan
An East Clare councillor has urged National Broaband Ireland (NBI) to brush up on their geography after signs emerged in the county indicating that it was Limerick.
DigiClare to launch global campaign on digital hubs & plans underway for five new facilities
DigiClare are planning to launch an international marketing campaign as part of a bid to make Clare “the remote working capital of Ireland”.
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.
‘Growing amount’ of casual workers in West Clare struggling to pay rent
A “growing amount” of West Clare families are struggling to pay rent and HAP, a local councillor has flagged.
‘People of all demographics are really struggling’ – appeal issued for increased mental health supports in Clare
A “massive hangover” with regard to the public’s mental health will be experienced unless sufficient supports are put in place.
375 Clare families impacted by food & fuel shortage
375 FAMILIES in Clare are struggling from a fuel and food shortage.
History made as Council meeting is chaired remotely
Clare County Council made history on Tuesday when one of its meetings was chaired for the first time by somebody not physically present at the sitting.
‘Voice of young Clare people’ to focus on mental health, employment & discrimination in 2020
*Clare Comhairle na nÓg members prepare for their Onesie Run. Promoting positive mental health, youth employment and discrimination are to continue as central actions focused on by a group self-described as “a voice for the young people of Clare”.