Primary school pupils key to curbing dumping problems in Shannon
Primary school children have been identified as the potential saviours to curb the rates of illegal dumping and littering within Shannon.
Shortage of weekend mental health services ‘very distressing’ for Clare families
Shortage of mental health services on weekends is proving “very distressing” for Clare families.
Administering of AstraZeneca vaccine at Radisson Blu deferred
Personnel due to receive the AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine at the Radisson Blu have had their appointment deferred.
Moneypoint plans will safeguard future of West Clare & offer sustainable jobs
Construction of a Green Atlantic Hub at Moneypoint has been hailed with safeguarding the future of West Clare.
Restarting debate on Shannon Airport returning to DAA ranks ‘a distraction’ during pandemic
*Photograph: Joe Buckley Beginning a debate on the Dublin Airport Authority (DAA) regaining ownership of Shannon Airport would serve as a “distraction” in the current climate.
Six new COVID-19 cases recorded in Clare
*Photograph: John Mangan Six new cases of COVID-19 have been diagnosed in Clare among 394 nationally.
Operation of adult disability day & respite services ‘very positive’
Adult disability day and respite services in the county operating at 70 to 85 percent capacity has been described as “very positive”.
€30k of cocaine seized from Ennis property
Two men have been arrested after more than €30,000 worth of drugs was seized as part of a planned operation in Ennis.
Start of Summerhill works dependent on completion of Parnell St public realm
Commencement of the Summerhill section in this year’s roadworks programme is dependent on the completion dates of the Parnell Street public realm works.
Areas with long-term locum cover can’t let elderly patients ‘fall through cracks’ for COVID-19 vaccine
Cognisance of the risk of elderly patients “slipping through the cracks” for COVID-19 vaccines due to the absence of permanent GPs must be heeded by the HSE, a Clare councillor has flagged.
