*St Flannan’s College. AN BORD Pleanála has rejected a request by teachers and staff and the Board of Management at St Flannan’s College in Ennis for an oral hearing to be held into contentious plans for a €25m HSE community hospital to be built on Church-owned green space at the college.
*Photograph: Gary Collins PLANS HAVE been lodged by the State for a new interpretative centre for the Burren National Park in the village of Corofin.
*TUSLA. TUSLA, the Child and Family Agency (CFA) is recommending that a mother lose custody of her daughter after concluding that the woman has made unfounded allegations against the girl’s father concerning their daughter, a court has heard.
*Both individuals are still living together. A 71-year old landlord has appeared in court charged with the sexual assault of his tenant at an Ennis apartment last year.
*Judge Alec Gabbett described the case as “very 1950s”. AN AGREEMENT not to interfere with the immersion switch in the family home is one of a number of undertakings between a warring couple, a court has heard.
*A December date for a full hearing has been set. TWO HORSE breeders are to clash in court in a pony ‘cataract row’.
*A 139 page document has been prepared. A new 2040 masterplan for the re-development of the Cliffs of Moher visitor attraction will deliver a projected €36m in annual revenues for the tourist operation.
*The Auburn Lodge received the highest level of payments for accommodating Ukrainians than any other Clare hotel last year. A NUMBER OF Clare hotel operators last year shared out a €21.27m (all figures 23pc VAT) bonanza from accommodating Ukrainians.
*The case was before the Family Law Court. A PENSIONER has told a court that his wife continues to verbally abuse him about his age and tells him that he is senile.
*Sean Desmond playing the South of Ireland in Lahinch. Photograph: Brian Arthur LAHINCH GOLF CLUB was sitting on a record €4.7 million cash fund at the end of June due to bumper green fee receipts this summer.
