Bus poles a priority on Drumgeely Rd
*Photograph: Joe Buckley BUS POLES are to be installed in Drumgeely in what is hoped will limit any potential disputes between bus drivers and the public.
Shannon Municipal District
Illaunmanagh cemetery flooding to be tackled
*Photograph: Joe Buckley ONGOING FLOODING on the right-hand side of the car park in Illaunmanagh cemetery has led to staff in the burial grounds unit of Clare County Council committing to investigate the matter.
Cronan residents cut up over grass cutting in Shannon’s largest estate
*Cronan residents who protested outside the offices of the Shannon Municipal District. Photograph: Joe Buckley CRONAN RESIDENTS in Shannon took to the offices of the Shannon Municipal District to protest over the state of grass cutting in their estate claiming they have been “taken for complete mugs”.
New roles for Kirby & McNulty in reshuffle of Council management following Conneally’s exit
*Carmel Kirby. Photograph: John O’Neill LIAM CONNEALLY’s exit from Clare County Council has resulted in switches among the senior management of the local authority.
Cronan residents to protest over grass cutting
*A small section of the grass has been cut. Photograph: Joe Buckley RESIDENTS from the largest estate in Shannon are to hold a protest this Friday morning.
Cycling link from Wetlands to Shannon Town to be progressed
A CYCLING LINK from the Wetlands to Shannon Town is to proceed to construction next year.
Tullyvarraga Woodlands can be enhanced for public use
*Slí Na Mhara/Boreen Rd. Photograph: Joe Buckley ENHANCING pedestrian activity and access through the Tullyvarraga Woodlands is to form part of the Green Infrastructure Plan for Shannon.
Fresh calls for installation of solar bins in Shannon
RENEWED CALLS FOR the installation of solar bins in Shannon have been made.
Shannon deserves temporary digital hub before big URDF application
PRIOR TO THE CONSTRUCTION of the One Shannon Hub, a temporary digital hub needs to be established within the town, elected representatives have argued.
More double yellow lines put forward as solution for poor parking in Newmarket-on-Fergus
*The Obair offices in Newmarket-on-Fergus. Photograph: John Mangan OBEYING PARKING RULES regarding double yellow lines in Newmarket-on-Fergus is impacting on accessibility for pedestrians and visibility of motorists.