Dooley introduces Bill before Oireachtas seeking nationwide ban on sale of smoky coal
A Clare Senator has introduced a bill before the Oireachtas that would see the selling of smoky coal banned nationwide.
Timmy Dooley
Dooley used special allowance to pay wife over €10k
*Timmy Dooley. Photograph: John Mangan A Clare Senator made use of a special allowance to pay his wife over €10,000.
Moneypoint plans will safeguard future of West Clare & offer sustainable jobs
Construction of a Green Atlantic Hub at Moneypoint has been hailed with safeguarding the future of West Clare.
Restarting debate on Shannon Airport returning to DAA ranks ‘a distraction’ during pandemic
*Photograph: Joe Buckley Beginning a debate on the Dublin Airport Authority (DAA) regaining ownership of Shannon Airport would serve as a “distraction” in the current climate.
Housing developments ‘a major lift to Tulla’
*Photograph: John Mangan A “major lift” is on the cards for Tulla as three separate housing developments highlight the appetite to live in the East Clare town.
Shannon Group strategy ‘out of sync for some time’ says Dooley
*FILE PIC: Ex Minister for Transport Shane Ross on a visit to Shannon Airport with former Clare TD Dr Michael Harty meeting with Shannon Group CEO Mary Considine, Chairperson Rose Hynes & CCO Ray O’Driscoll. Photograph: Arthur Ellis A fresh approach is needed from Shannon Group when a new Chairperson is appointed, a Clare Senator …
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Setback for Sixmilebridge primary health care centre
*Photograph: Joe Buckley Plans for a primary health care centre in Sixmilebridge have been hit with a setback.
Almost €6m allocated for active travel projects in Clare
Close to €6m has been allocated for active travel funding for cycling and walking infrastructure projects in Co Clare.
‘A major lapse in good governance’ – IAA appointment process criticised by Dooley
Rose Hynes pictured with John Ruddle and Michael Noonan. Photograph: Don Moloney / Press 22 Clare Oireachtas members have criticised the manner in which the Irish Aviation Authority (IAA) went about appointing an interim chairperson.
Aer Lingus place 129 Shannon Airport staff on unpaid leave
Aer Lingus have announced that its staff at Shannon Airport will be laid off the next three months.