The capacity of the Clare fire and rescue service to respond quickly to emergency incidents around the county is under threat because personnel are deployed bringing gorse and forestry fires under control.
Read More »Reduction in planning applications
Planning applications in Clare have had the largest decrease compared to every other county in the country while commencement notices have also fallen.
Read More »Flynn is ‘humbled’ by honour
“A LIVING sporting legend” was how Mayor of Clare Pat Daly described Colum Flynn, who was honoured with a civic reception by the County Council on Tuesday.
Read More »Better roads needed for trans-shipment project
KILRUSH town councillors have stressed the importance of upgrading the road network in Kilrush to facilitate the proposed development of an intercontinental container trans-shipment hub port close to the ESB Moneypoint power station in Killimer.
Read More »‘No call vetting’ in fire service
CLARE’s chief fire officer has denied suggestions of ‘call vetting’ in response of emergency calls.
Read More »County Council makes Magdalene Laundry apology
WHEN Clare County Council held responsibility for health services, it sent young girls and women to the Good Shepherd Magdalene Laundry in Limerick and at this week’s meeting, Mayor of Clare, Pat Daly, issued an apology.
Read More »Ipads provide an outlet for special needs children
Members of the Clare Special Needs Parents’ Group have launched a new campaign to collect up to 2,000 old mobile phones to help provide IPads for children with a wide range of disabilities.
Read More »Surfer airlifted after Aileens wipeout
A surfer was airlifted to University College Hospital Galway on Wednesday after getting into difficulty off the North Clare coast. The surfer was taken from the water near the world famous Aill na Searrach or Aileens wave close to the Cliffs of Moher.
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