Heatwave leads to traffic management woes in Clare
Co Clare remains under a yellow warm weather warning until Friday as heatwave conditions descend on the Banner County.
Co Clare remains under a yellow warm weather warning until Friday as heatwave conditions descend on the Banner County.
An application to get improved public lighting in Ruan has been unsuccessful, Clare County Council have confirmed while attempts to install a pedestrian crossing are ongoing.
Quotations are to be sourced for the potential of installing VMS signs on the Ennis and Lahinch roads to Ennistymon.
Provision of extra “doggie poo bins” has been requested for Lisdoonvarna.
Labasheeda residents have issued a six point letter to Clare County Council seeking improvements “as a matter of urgency” to the Mountshannon Estate.
All corners of Co Clare have been hit hard by the tragic death of twenty year old, Fionn O’Brien.
Staff from Clare County Council’s IT department are in communication with Google on attempts to redirect road users to more suitable routes in rural parts of the county.
*Carrigaholt Castle. Photograph: Bob Singer Calls for the development of a footpath on the approach road to Carrigaholt Castle and Pier have been rejected.
*Photograph: Ruairí Ó Conchúir. Compensation for locals who had property damaged as a consequence of foul discharge from Doolough treatment plant in West Clare has been sought.
Requests have been lodged for resurfacing works to be completed at a busy tourist area in Doonbeg for next year.