Wheelchair access unlikely for ‘hidden gem’ Glasheen Beach
A South-West Clare beach described as “a hidden gem” is hit by a number of issues preventing wheelchair access.
A South-West Clare beach described as “a hidden gem” is hit by a number of issues preventing wheelchair access.
Parking spaces are to be reserved adjacent to the post office in Kildysart for senior citizens.
Road markings are to be placed on the L-2006 near Doonaha as a short-term measure to clamp down on speeding in the South-West Clare village.
Labasheeda residents have issued a six point letter to Clare County Council seeking improvements “as a matter of urgency” to the Mountshannon Estate.
Staff from Clare County Council’s IT department are in communication with Google on attempts to redirect road users to more suitable routes in rural parts of the county.
*Carrigaholt Castle. Photograph: Bob Singer Calls for the development of a footpath on the approach road to Carrigaholt Castle and Pier have been rejected.
Requests have been lodged for resurfacing works to be completed at a busy tourist area in Doonbeg for next year.
Warning signs are to be erected at the Cliff Rd in Kilkee following safety concerns.
Present infrastructure at Whitestrand Beach in Doonbeg is not serving the area well, a West Clare representative has maintained.
Road repairs will be carried out on the access road to the housing estate at Crovraghan in Kildysart.