Water quality in Cree & Cooraclare feared to be ‘a health hazard’
CONCERNS HAVE BEEN EXPRESSED surrounding the potential health hazards that may arise from the water quality in Cree and Cooraclare.
PJ Kelly
Kelly growing tired of talking at meetings
*Cllr PJ Kelly. Photograph: John Mangan LONG MEETINGS are testing the patience of Clare’s longest serving politician.
‘Very expensive’ surfacing works required for Cooraclare
CLARE COUNTY COUNCIL have acknowledged surface dressing is required in the village of Cooraclare but have pointed out they do not complete such work “in a village setting”.
Kilmurry Ibrickane’s ‘winning habit not reflected’ with Clohaninchy coastal protection
WINNING HABITS on the sporting field for teams within the parish of Kilmurry Ibrickane have not been replicated with attempts to secure coastal protection works, a West Clare representative has remarked.
Planning regulator to address Council after flagging breaches in County Development Plan
AFTER HIGHLIGHTING a number of breaches in the County Development Plan, the Office of the Planning Regulator is to address a meeting of Clare County Council.
Taoiseach will need ‘contingency plan for common sense outbreak’ – Kelly
A LISSYCASEY COUNCILLOR has revealed he is considering writing to the Taoiseach to ascertain what contingency plans are in place should there be “an outbreak of common sense” in the country.
Joe Boland leaves the richest of imprints on Co Clare
JOE BOLAND has been remembered as a visionary and innovator whose actions left a rich legacy across Co Clare.
Uncertainty hangs over €1.8m allocation for Cahercon awarded in 2018
Cahercon House. Photograph: Ann Marie Hanrahan CONFUSION surrounds the spending of an allocation of €1.8m for the Clare Maritime Economic Zone (MEZ) project in Cahercon.
Insurance cover sourced to allow Spancilhill Horse Fair proceed
*Photograph: Bob Singer. INSURANCE COVER will be provided to allow the Spancilhill Horse Fair proceed this year.
Prayers needed to get upgraded lighting opposite Ballycorrick Church across the line
UPGRADED LIGHTING will be installed opposite a Ballynacally church constructed over a decade after the Famine, within the next two years.
