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A NATIONAL Roads Authority (NRA) report, which was conducted over a two-year period, has identified a number of dangerous secondary roads in Clare, where several fatal accidents have taken place.

FIVE hundred and thirty-nine motorists have fallen foul of speed cameras on Clare roads since the Go-Safe mobile safety cameras wheeled into operation in the county last November.

AN Ennis businessman has denied giving “two fingers” to creditors after his company went out of business, saying he has lost more money than anyone from the venture.

A West Clare GP has asked three Clare deputies to outline what action they had taken to highlight the difficulties caused by the removal of emergency services from Ennis and Nenagh hospitals.

Iarnród Éireann has agreed to suspend car-parking charges at Sixmilebridge railway station in an effort to boost passenger numbers on the rail service.

SOME medical card-holders are postponing purchasing prescription medication because they can’t afford the Government levy, a Shannon-based pharmacist has claimed.

With just over seven months left to go in the New 7 Wonders of Nature ­competition, representatives of the Cliffs of Moher and the Bay of Fundy in Canada have met to discuss how both locations can appeal together to voters in their respective countries.

In the build-up to the General Election on February 25 Ann Cronin was concentrating on balancing the ballot. These days the now former election candidate is focusing on creating opportunity for small-scale businesses to create and sell their wares.