Flooding of Lissycasey farmland could pose N68 issues – McInerney
FLOODING along one of West Clare’s main road networks will become an issue if drains are not cleared, a local councillor has warned.
Alan Kennelly
New lighting sought for Quilty
NEW streetlights have been sought on the road from Quilty village to Seafield.
Six-figure sum spent on hedge cutting in Kilrush LEA last year
A SIX FIGURE sum was spent on hedge cutting in West Clare, last year according to a senior engineer in Clare County Council.
Design drafted for extension to Doughmore car park
*Photograph: Arthur Ellis. DOUGHMORE BEACH has become “a victim of its own success” with designs now completed for an overflow section.
Formal agreement sought for street cleaning in John Paul Estate
*Cllr Ian Lynch. Photograph: John Mangan FORMAL AGREEMENTS are needed to ascertain terms for street cleaning within John Paul Estate in Kilrush.
‘We have to put our best foot forward’ – greater supports sought for tourism season in Quilty, Mullagh & Seafield
*Quilty. GREATER support is needed for Quilty, Mullagh and Seafield to capitalise on tourism in West Clare.
‘We’ve been called environmental bandits’ – balance needed between protecting biodiversity & cutting of hedges and grass
*Hedge cutting. A “BALANCING ACT” needs to be found in protecting biodiversity while managing hedge and grass cutting in West Clare.
Access road to Seafield Pier to be repaired
REPAIRS are due to be completed to the access road leading to Seafield Pier in advance of the bathing season.
Surfacing of ‘special’ road ‘won’t break the bank’
*Cllr Gabriel Keating. Photograph: Eamon Ward A ROAD along the Wild Atlantic Way in West Clare “won’t break the bank” if officials in the local authority decide to make a late addition to the roadworks programme for this year.
Six-figure sum to rectify uneven surfaces on West St in Carrigaholt warn Council
UNEVEN SURFACES on West Street in Carrigaholt are “causing significant issues” for local residents, an elected representative has claimed but improvements would cost a six figure sum according to Council engineers.
