‘Our taxpayers deserve better roads’
Better quality roads are needed in Clare for hard-working taxpayers, West Clare representatives have said.
Gabriel Keating
Civic reception suggested to honour David Tubridy’s contribution to Clare football
*David Tubridy. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill West Clare councillors have expressed their desire to hold a civic reception in honour of Clare footballer, David Tubridy.
Council engineers urged to take inspiration from John B Keane in Labasheeda
Labasheeda residents have issued a six point letter to Clare County Council seeking improvements “as a matter of urgency” to the Mountshannon Estate.
Several attempts made to get Google’s ‘posh lady’ to redirect motorists to safer routes
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.
‘5 in 10 pedestrians will die if hit by vehicle travelling at 50km/h’ – councillors seek speed limit review
Clare councillors have appealed for the next speed limit review to be brought forward.
Nestor leads call for introduction of bi-lingual packaging
An Ennis councillor has led the charge to see bi-lingual packaging placed on all consumer goods for sale in Ireland.
Bid to develop footpath on approach road to Carrigaholt Castle rejected
*Carrigaholt Castle. Photograph: Bob Singer Calls for the development of a footpath on the approach road to Carrigaholt Castle and Pier have been rejected.
No response from Taoiseach or Tanáiste to request for urgent Shannon Airport meeting
No acknowledgement has been issued to Clare County Council from either the Taoiseach and Tanáiste to a request to hold a meeting with the county’s first citizen, Council Chief Executive and Oireachtas members to discuss the future of Shannon Airport.
€500k estimated cost for Cliffs of Moher strategy
Half a million euros is being spent on the development of the Cliffs of Moher 2040 strategy which is due to be completed by the end of this year.
Time to use Clare as HQ of Dept of Rural Affairs & Community Development
Locating the headquarters of the Department of Rural Affairs and Community Development in Co Clare can signal the Government’s commitment to rural Ireland, local elected representatives have declared.
