TD’s partner contesting no insurance prosecution
The partner of Clare TD, Violet-Anne Wynne (SF) John Montaine (39) is contesting a Garda ‘no insurance’ prosecution.
Violet-Anne Wynne
Supply chain delaying opening of Ennis’ new local injury unit
*Brenda Bleach, Registered Advanced Nurse Practitioner in the Injury Unit in Ennis Hospital. SUPPLY CHAIN delays have impacted on the opening of a new local injury unit at Ennis Hospital.
Green Senator among objectors to 175m wind farm
*Roisin Garvey. Photograph: Eamon Ward Over 100 objections have been lodged against a 175 metre high eight wind-turbine wind farm overlooking the Wild Atlantic Way in west Clare.
Multi-annual funding would enable forward planning at Shannon Airport – Wynne
RYANAIR’s decision to scale back services at Shannon Airport has heightened the need for multi-annual supports for the International Airport, a Clare TD has said.
Unmet housing needs of Travellers a form of discrimination says Clare TD
UNMET housing needs for Travellers in Clare represents a form of discrimination, Deputy Violet-Anne Wynne (SF) has said.
VIOLET-ANNE WYNNE: We are miles from achieving independence for Disabled People
Clare TD, Violet-Anne Wynne (SF) pens an op-ed highlighting ‘the systemic violence which is holding Disabled People’ hostage.
Wynne slams ‘absolutely scandalous’ approach from Dept of Transport on Doolin Coast Guard
PLANS to permanently stand down the Doolin Coast Guard and then reconstitute it have been labelled “totally unacceptable” by a Clare TD.
Gardaí not taking controversy on cancelled domestic violence calls seriously claims Clare TD
AN GARDA SÍOCHÁNA are not treating the issue of cancelled domestic violence calls seriously enough, a Clare TD has said.
‘Political footballing with pyrite must end’ – Wynne
“POLITICAL FOOTBALLING” must end when it comes to the defective concrete block grant scheme, a Clare TD has said.
Redress scheme an insult to Mother & Baby Home survivors – Wynne
Mother and Baby Home survivors need to be listened to properly, a Clare TD has said while calling for support for a cross-party motion that is to go before the Dáil this Tuesday.