Paths in Wetlands omitted from Shannon grass cutting contract
Areas of the Wetlands in Shannon have been omitted from the area’s grass cutting contract, a local representative has flagged.
Shannon Municipal District
Green area may be reduced to add extra parking in Glencragga
Repeated calls for increased parking at an “old estate” in Newmarket-on-Fergus have been made.
Pedestrian traffic lights sought for outside of Newmarket-on-Fergus GAA grounds
*Photograph: John Mangan Continued high levels of activity outside the grounds of one GAA club in Clare has led to calls for the addition of pedestrian traffic lights.
Original plans to have exercise equipment at Shannon Town Park must be fulfilled – McGettigan
Calls to install exercise equipment at Shannon Town Park are to be explored.
Road markings & manholes in Sixmilebridge ‘worn out’
*Photograph: Joe Buckley Sixmilebridge’s markings and manholes are ‘worn out’, local representative have flagged.
Shannon’s storm drainage network to be improved
*Photograph: Joe Buckley Drain contractors are targeting areas in Shannon across the month of October in response to concerns regarding the storm drainage network in the town.
Parking creating ‘hazard’ for road users by Newmarket-on-Fergus school & supermarket
A “hazard” has been created for road users outside a supermarket and large primary school in Newmarket-on-Fergus.
Bollards set to be introduced at busy Shannon junction
*Bollards are to be erected at the junction between Cronan and Inis Ealg. Photograph: Joe Buckley Bollards are to be introduced at a busy Shannon junction “to improve safety for cyclists”.
Hospitalisations & falls of ‘ageing Shannon population’ blamed on footpaths
Poor condition of footpaths in Shannon have been blamed for a number of falls and hospitalisations of elder members of the community.
Another safety assessment for Scenic Gardens – less than 12 months after Council hired contractor for initial examination
An assessment is to be arranged at The Scenic Garden in Shannon, less than twelve months after Clare County Council hired a contractor to examine the area.
