€33k estimate for installation of better lighting at Maid of Éireann riverwalk
Increased and better street lighting along the riverwalk by the Maid of Éireann is expected to cost €33,000.
Mark Nestor
Ennis taskforce prompts new argument among councillors in the town
Ennis councillors have clashed again on the topic of the taskforce co-ordinating the town’s response to COVID-19.
Parking spaces will be lost if Corrovorrin junction is modified
Parking spaces will be lost should junction improvement measures be introduced at Corrovorrin and along the Tulla Rd in Ennis.
Nestor warns that homeowners unable to open doors along one of Ennis’ busiest junctions
Households along one of Ennis town’s busiest junctions are unable to open their doors following prolonger periods of rain due to the pooling of surface water.
‘Anti-social behaviour can no longer be tolerated in Council houses’
A sizeable increase in the amount of complaints relating to tenants of Council owned property has been observed thus far in 2020.
Wins for Ennis & Kilrush in enterprise towns awards
Ennis has placed first in the ‘Population Over 14,001′ category’ of the new Bank of Ireland Begin Together Awards 2020, after being shortlisted alongside Sligo Town and claiming the grand prize of €10,000.
Ennis councillors warn that beginning of West Clare Greenway is lacking functionality
Ennis councillors have cautioned that a section in the northern side of the town would limit the functionality of the West Clare Greenway if improvements are not put in place.
Residents warn of flooding risk at Kevin Barry Avenue
Fears of potential “serious flooding” exist among residents in an Ennis estate following the dumping of construction waste.
Councillors clash on calls to reinstate Bank Place parking spaces
Mixed views have been expressed by Ennis councillors on an appeal to reinstate ten parking spaces “in the commercial heart of the town”.
Ennis businesses protest for town mobility plan to be axed
Ennis business owners have claimed the temporary mobility plan introduced by Clare County Council is leading to the ‘death of the town’.