Appetite to live in rural Ireland can sustain futures of towns & villages in Clare
*New Quay. Clare County Council must swoop “to take advantage” of the rediscovered desire among the public to live in rural Ireland.
*New Quay. Clare County Council must swoop “to take advantage” of the rediscovered desire among the public to live in rural Ireland.
Damage to the L6084 and L6083 in Moyasta has been noted amidst ongoing forestry work.
Installing viewing points while carrying out climate adaptation works in Labasheeda may lead to water breaching the road from the Shannon Estuary or more people crossing “a busy regional road,” Council officials have warned.
Parking spaces are to be reserved adjacent to the post office in Kildysart for senior citizens.
Maintenance work has been requested in Kilmihil to “make things comfortable” in the West Clare village.
A road one mile from Coolmeen village is to be considered for inclusion in next year’s schedule of municipal district works.
A dedicated air ambulance landing location in Kilkee is needed to compensate ambulance wait times in West Clare, a county councillor has said.
Climate change has heightened concerns for the condition of roads along the Loop Head Peninsula.
€10,000 has been set aside to complete footpath works in Carrigaholt this year.
Road markings are to be placed on the L-2006 near Doonaha as a short-term measure to clamp down on speeding in the South-West Clare village.