Reluctance to install €1000 solar bins in Ennis
Council officials have expressed their reluctance to install solar street bins in Ennis.
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Weight of school bags causing long-term damage warn Ennis councillors
Incidents of injuries and pain suffered by second level students in Co Clare due to the weight of their school bags has prompted Ennis councillors to seek a solution to the issue from the Minister for Education.
Ennis seen as Irish language hub as Council’s Scéim Teanga gets set for first update in ten years
Ennis is seen as a location where students across the country want to come to learn the Irish language.
Gardaí not doing enough to stamp out graveyard thefts – Mayor of Clare
Criticism of the lack of follow-up by Gardaí on the thefts from graveyards has been voiced by the Mayor of Clare.
Daly warns 10 jobs at risk over TII failure to reinstate hard shoulder in Ennis
Calls for the installation of a traffic island at Kilmorane in Ennis have been rejected by Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII) putting the future of one business at risk.
€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.
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.
Changes to aviation policy can salvage Shannon Airport – reaction to closure of Ryanair’s winter base
Operations at Shannon Airport can be salvaged by changes to the Government’s testing and aviation policy according to one Clare TD while mixed reactions have ensued following confirmation that Ryanair will close its base at Shannon and Cork Airport for the winter.
Proper protocols need to be followed for stray horses in Ennis
Agreed protocols surrounding stray and loose horses trespassing on property within Clare needs to be implemented.
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.
