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.
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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man who is serving as President of the UCD Student Union, the Taoiseach was among those calling for the remarks to be withdrawn.
Green light for new TU between LIT & AIT makes Ennis a university town
*LIT President, Prof Vincent Cunnane speaking at the opening of its Ennis campus in December 2019. Photograph: Eamon Ward A proposed link between Limerick Institute of Technology (LIT) and Athlone Institute of Technology (AIT) has formally been given the go-ahead by Government meaning that Ennis is now a university town.
Clonlara’s Niamh criticises Government over access to fertility treatments
*Niamh Cummins. Photograph: John Mangan For many women looking to conceive and start a family in their late thirties, fertility treatments are often the last line when faced with a ticking biological clock.
Three arrested following rag week street party in UL
Three people have been arrested following a public order incident which breached public health guidelines in the vicinity of the University of Limerick.
‘I appreciate you are a busy man Minister but I am a dying one’
A Clare man with terminal cancer has renewed his appeal for medical cards to be automatically extended to terminally ill patients and has been left waiting for a reply by the Minister for Health.
Churches, gyms, salons, barbers, hotels & certain pubs given go ahead to reopen on Monday
Approval has been granted by the Cabinet for the Republic of Ireland to move to Phase 3 on the roadmap for reopening the country.
‘A day of hope’ – no new cases in Clare for tenth day in a row with no increase in Irish COVID-19 deaths
No new deaths as a result of COVID-19 have been recorded in the past 24 hours while Co Clare has gone ten days without an additional case, 6 new cases are known across the country.