Highest amount of speeding fines in Clare incurred at Bunratty
BUNRATTY IS THE LOCATION where the most speeding fines are incurred within Co Clare, new figures show.
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Dáil’s COVID-19 committee was shut down for asking too many questions – McNamara
*Deputy Michael McNamara (IND). MOVES WERE MADE within the Department of Health to ‘shut down’ the Dáil’s COVID-19 committee for asking too many questions, its Chairman has claimed.
Attempted house blaze serves as latest incident in Ennis feud
*No commitment has been issued to bulk up Garda resources to quell the feud. A HOUSE IN ENNIS was put alight in what is understood to be the latest event linked to an ongoing feud in the county town.
Five year strategy unveiled by LCETB with €1bn investment
*Photograph: Brian Arthur Limerick and Clare Education and Training Board today announced an investment in the region of over €1bn at the launch of its new five-year strategy.
If teams in the Clare SHC were politicians….
*Action begins this weekend in the Clare SHC with four games down for decision on Saturday. It may be argued that the GAA is more political than political organisations themselves, off-the-field antics can certainly strengthen this theory across multiple aspects of the Association.
‘Inactive approach to tackle teacher shortage’
*Minister for Education, Norma Foley (FF). Photograph: Gary Collins INSUFFICIENT EFFORTS have been exerted to tackle the shortage of teachers in the locality, a regional representative has outlined.
McNamara to vote against Government in Sinn Féin’s no confidence motion
CLARE TD, Michael McNamara (IND) has confirmed he will vote against the Government in Tuesday’s no confidence motion tabled by Sinn Féin.
Repairs to Strand Line in Kilkee expected to cost more than €1.2m
OVER €1.2m is calculated as the cost for repairs to the Strand Line Wall in Kilkee.
Housing supply the biggest threat to universities says UL Student Life President
*Cillian O’Donohue. Holding the role of Student President is arguably one of the most difficult roles within a University, particularly during a pandemic in what was one of the most arduous times experienced by students.
Clarecastle’s Power at centre of storm with Dublin City Council Chief Executive
*Ruairí Power. Chief Executive of Dublin City Council, Owen Keegan has come under fire for comments made to a Clarecastle man who is serving as President of the UCD Student Union, the Taoiseach was among those calling for the remarks to be withdrawn.