Maintenance of Ballymaley roundabout ‘quite dangerous’ for Barefield Tidy Towns
BAREFIELD TIDY TOWNS are finding it difficult “and quite dangerous” to maintain the roundabout at Ballymaley.
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.
Councillors keen to get legal advice before vote on County Development Plan
ADDITIONAL legal advice has been sought by Clare councillors ahead of a crucial vote in March on whether or not to adapt the County Development Plan.
Clare GAA ‘understaffed’ in full-time coaching roles
CONCERNS with the understaffing of Clare GAA with regards to full-time coaches have been raised.
€2m TII allocation confirmed for Blake’s Corner
€4.4m has been allocated to Clare County Council from Transport Infrastructure Ireland for road improvements with €2m set aside for Blake’s Corner.
A potential Fine Gael Joe show while Conway & Howard remain in mix as party considers prospective General Election candidates
APPROACHES have been made at a national level as Fine Gael begin the process of identifying suitable General Election candidates.
Chaplin fears ongoing COVID-19 impact to Clare GAA competitions
*Former Clare GAA Chairman, Jack Chaplin. Photograph: Natasha Barton GAA competitions in the county will continue to be impacted by COVID-19, the former Chairman of Clare GAA has cautioned.
Walk-in clinics in Clare to triple as vaccination relocates back to West County
CLARE’s capacity for walk-in COVID-19 clinics will triple from Wednesday with the permanent relocation of the Ennis vaccination centre to Treacy’s West County Hotel.
Christmas Bonus for Clare’s 31,000 social welfare recipients
31,000 social welfare recipients in Clare will be paid a Christmas bonus this year.
‘We had no fear’ – Hurley hails Corofin’s determination
*Corofin Manager Douglas Hurley celebrates after the final whistle. Photograph: Burren Eye Photography Corofin’s determination was hailed by manager Douglas Hurley as they booked their place in the final of the Munster club intermediate football championship.