Doonaha’s place on Wild Atlantic Way prompts call for traffic calming measures
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.
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.
Bellharbour is to have additional signage and road markings installed throughout the village.
*Tullabrack Cross. West Clare councillors have expressed their worry that it will be some time before long-awaited water repairs in Cooraclare are completed.
Levels of traffic in North Clare at the R460 cross and the L5244 are “not suited for the road,” a local representative has warned.
Architects completing a masterplan for Ennistymon have been asked to prioritise a community sports amenity.
Calls for the installation of a bottle bank in Liscannor have been rejected.
*Wind surfers in Fanore. Clare’s attraction as one of the country’s leading staycation destinations is what the local economy needed, a county councillor has stressed.
Thirty projects have been identified as key works within the West Clare Municipal District as part of its Plan of Strategic Projects.
*Cllr Joe Garrihy. Photograph: Eamon Ward Strong criticism has been voiced by North and West Clare councillors over the local authority’s interaction with communities on the County Development Plan 2022 – 2028.
Greater cohesion is needed when it comes to planning projects in East Burren parishes with calls made for a study to be undertaken in order to secure funding and progress developments in the area.