Management of Shannon Airport have defended their decision to reduce opening hours during the height of COVID-19 despite the willingness from some staff to take a reduction to pay to maintain normal hours.
Calls for a new footpath in the vicinity of one of Clare’s busier holiday parks have been rejected by the County Council.
Ennistymon needs to “maximise the benefits” of funding from the Fáilte Ireland Destinations Town initiative.
Irish Water have been described as “a pure disaster to deal with” by West Clare councillors.
Cappa Beach was one of the many Clare facilities embraced during the height of COVID-19 restrictions by locals, improvement works for the Kilrush attraction have been confirmed.
Shannon Heritage workers have been “left in limbo” as continuous pressure mounts on the management of Shannon Group to extend the planned opening period for its Mid-West attractions this year.
Clare’s longest serving councillor has led the call for the creation of a “mini marina” in Labasheeda.
Miltown Malbay has “been shafted” by its continued omission from the Wild Atlantic Way route with West Clare councillors stressing that this be rectified prior to an expected increase in staycations this summer.
West Clare projects submitted as applications for Government funding are to be reviewed in light of potential changes caused by COVID-19.
Labasheeda is to get the treatment afforded to Lahinch, Liscannor and Ennistymon last year as it has been chosen for the paint scheme administered by Clare County Council.
