*Siobhán McNulty, Director of Tourism Development with Clare County Council. Photograph: Eamon Ward WITHOUT AGREEMENT from landowners, the Cliffs of Moher Coastal Walk will not be able to exist, a senior official in Clare County Council has admitted.
FARMERS have said the option of a compulsory purchase order (CPO) for the thirty six landowners along the Cliffs of Moher walk should be totally removed from a draft report on its fuure management.
THE IRISH Farmers Association are calling for robust measures to be put in place to curb dog attacks on sheep.
*Mark Dunphy and Francie Gorman. LAOIS BEEF and sheep farmer, Francie Gorman has been elected as the 17th President of the Irish Farmers Association and had a Clare man in his corner as part of his campaign.
Paula Carroll of Cuimhneamh an Chláir pictured with farmers at a ‘Weaving Stories Together’ session in Kilfenora. TRADITIONAL farming practices, the importance of the family farm, social isolation, and the advent of online marts are amongst the themes that have emerged in the ‘Clare Farmers Weaving Stories Together’ initiative.
*Leonard Cleary, Director of Tourism Development and West Clare Municipal District for Clare County Council, Sheila Browne, Project Co-ordinator, Cliffs of Moher Experience and Eoin Hogan, Rural Recreation Officer, Clare Local Development Company, pictured on the Cliffs of Moher Coastal Walk, which is the subject of a new management plan. Photograph: Arthur Ellis. A NEW …
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FEAR HAS BEEN EXPRESSED on the future of the spectacular Cliffs of Moher coastal walk.
FARMING groups such as the IFA have “a greater role to play” to encourage landowners to meet their obligations when it comes to hedge cutting on roads across Co Clare.
A “growing amount” of West Clare families are struggling to pay rent and HAP, a local councillor has flagged.
A “massive hangover” with regard to the public’s mental health will be experienced unless sufficient supports are put in place.
