Púca is coming to North Clare but not to Ennistymon
THE PÚCA will be coming to North Clare but not to Ennistymon as initially planned.
Martin Conway
A potential Fine Gael Joe show while Conway & Howard remain in mix as party considers prospective General Election candidates
APPROACHES have been made at a national level as Fine Gael begin the process of identifying suitable General Election candidates.
Christmas Bonus for Clare’s 31,000 social welfare recipients
31,000 social welfare recipients in Clare will be paid a Christmas bonus this year.
Conway appointed to international OSCE panel to represent people with disabilities
*Senator Martin Conway. Photograph: Natasha Barton ENNISTYMON Senator, Martin Conway (FG) has been appointed to a panel within the Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) to promote political participation of people with disabilities.
Mulvey appointed independent arbitrator to try solve Doolin Coast Guard dispute
An independent arbitrator has been appointed to try find a resolution to the ongoing dispute with the Doolin Coast Guard.
E-Scooters ‘quite frightening’ for me and many others – Conway
*Senator Martin Conway in Ennis. Photograph: John Mangan Senator Martin Conway has called for E-Scooters to be banned from footpaths, admitting that he has found dealing with the electric vehicle a “frightening” experience.
Mediator to be appointed to try resolve Doolin Coast Guard dispute
A mediator is to be appointed in an attempt to resolve an ongoing dispute at Doolin Coast Guard.
‘Lives are at risk’ – answers & interventions sought as Doolin Coast Guard unit is stood down
“Lives are at risk” after the Doolin Coast Guard Unit was stood down amid an ongoing dispute.
‘Penny wise & pound foolish’ to charge for flu vaccine – Conway
Flu vaccines should be given to the public free of charge to minimise pressure on the health service, a Clare Senator has said.
Manufacturers of defective concrete block ‘have no morals’
Mary Hanley speaking with fellow members of the Clare Pyrite Action Group. Photograph: Natasha Barton Targeting manufacturers responsible for the selling of defective concrete blocks leading to the cracking and crumbling of hundreds of homes in Co Clare must wait until agreements are reached on redress, senior politicians in the county have said.
