Carrigaholt Archives - Page 11 of 16

West Clare can cash in on cruise industry post COVID-19

By Páraic McMahon

West Clare has the capability to pounce on what is expected to be a dramatically altered cruise industry.

Clare’s 9 Blue Flag beaches retain status

By Páraic McMahon

All nine Blue Flag beaches in Clare have retained their status for 2021.

‘We will not fix housing crisis without solving water woes’ – Senator Garvey

By Páraic McMahon

A remedy to Ireland’s housing crisis will not be implemented until adequate water infrastructure is in place, a Clare Oireachtas member has highlighted.

Fishermen hopeful pier funding may serve as incentive for industry growth

By Cian O Broin

Investment in six piers in the county has helped to improve the livelihood of one remote fisherman in Quilty, who like many, has been fighting against the decline of rural fishing communities.

‘We’re continuously falling through the cracks’ – Carrigaholt father seeks investigation into awarding of primary medical certificates

By Cian O Broin

A Carrigaholt man is calling for an investigation into the issuing of primary medical certificates, following two unsuccessful attempts to obtain one for his 24-year-old daughter.

Quick action needed to maximise potential of maritime centre of excellence in Kilrush

By Páraic McMahon

Swift movement is needed to maximise on the full potential of the maritime infrastructure along the Shannon Estuary by establishing a maritime training centre of excellence in Kilrush.

Sustainability of towns and villages must be ‘high priority’ for strategic projects

By Páraic McMahon

Sustainability of towns and villages must be treated as “high priority” when it comes to the preparatory work on 22 strategic projects in the West Clare Municipal District.