Ballymulqueeny house ‘nearly flooded out’ in 2012 needs Council assistance – Daly
A house in Ballymulqueeny that was “nearly flooded out” in 2012 is in need of surfacing works to prevent future scares, an Ennis representative has flagged.
A house in Ballymulqueeny that was “nearly flooded out” in 2012 is in need of surfacing works to prevent future scares, an Ennis representative has flagged.
Followers of Clare camogie will have to bring their litter home with them from games at the county grounds for the foreseeable future.
Residents in Summerhill have been affected more than other households in Ennis as a result of the mobility scheme in place, the Mayor of Clare has said.
Clare councillors are calling for stronger measures to be put in place in order to repopulate the county’s towns and villages, hoping to entice the younger generation to return to the county in light of new remote working measures.
“The poorer sections of the community are treated unfairly where civil or quasi – civil matters in law arise,” these were the words of William Moloney who held the position of Clare County Secretary in 1987.
Services must be equipped to combat the mental health problems that have arisen from COVID-19, a North Clare councillor has outlined.
The Cloister Car Park is to be opened as an additional car park as part of the temporary COVID-19 town centre mobility plan for Ennis.
Public spaces in tourist towns “are not being properly managed”, a Shannon local representative has stated.
Ennis business owners are lobbying to reopen the streets of the town and reverse the pedestrianisation implemented by Clare County Council.
An orange weather alert is in place for Co Clare in advance of Storm Ellen.