‘They are producing fairy story stuff’ – Lenihan questions finer details of reopening Crusheen rail stop
*Eddie Lenihan. “FAIRY STORY STUFF” is all planners are good for according to Clare folklorist Eddie Lenihan.
Clare volunteers assist in search for missing Kerry farmer
VOLUNTEERS from Clare have assisted in the search for missing Kerry farmer, Michael Gaine.
Tubber GAA lodge plans for new parking facilities
*Tubber GAA Grounds. TUBBER GAA have applied for new cark parking facilities and a new vehicle entrance at their pitch in Attyslanly South.
Datcha lodge plans with Council for construction of 74 houses in Sixmilebridge
*Sixmilebridge. Photograph: Joe Buckley PLANS for seventy four houses in Sixmilebridge have been lodged with Clare County Council.
Lidl lodge appeal with An Bord Pleanála over Council refusing Ennistymon store
*An artist’s impression of the store in Ennistymon. LIDL have lodged an appeal with An Bord Pleanála after they were refused planning permission for a store in Ennistymon.
Clare GAA appeal for extra time to satisfy concerns on impact to bat population from Caherlohan development
*Caherlohan. Photograph: John Mangan CLARE GAA have asked for extra time to provide further information sought by the planning authority for a major development at Caherlohan.
109 hectare Newmarket-on-Fergus solar farm must be reduced in size to get go-ahead
LACK OF CONSULTATION has stalled plans for a 109 hectare solar farm across rural parts of Newmarket-on-Fergus.
Chemifloc lodge plans for Shannon expansion
*Chemifloc. CHEMICAL MANUFACTURING giant Chemifloc have announced plans for a major development in Shannon.
Clare TDs differ on ways to solve overcrowding in prisons
*Prisons in neighbouring Limerick are at full capacity. TWO CLARE TDs have differing views on ways to tackle overcrowding in prisons.
Crusheen locals give their take on plans to reopen the rail stop
*Michael O’Doherty; Claire Harkin; Louise Kearney; Michael Browne; Cllr Pat Hayes; Nollaig Barry; Aishling Tuohy; Brian McCarthy, Clare County Council; Helena McElmeel, Architect; Dermot O’Sullivan; and Cllr Tony O’Brien. CRUSHEEN is at the centre of an RRDF application from Clare County Council with locals eager to see their rail stop reopened.
