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Laneway bins rubbishing Ennis’ appeal

Bins situated in laneways along the main streets of Ennis belonging to businesses have been described as an “eye-sore” and "unsightly". Cllr James Breen has...
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Business

Over 30 objections to Doonbeg proposal

Objections have been filed by environment groups, surfers and residents with planned protection works in Doonbeg.
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Community and Voluntary

Renewed calls for CCTV to be used to detect...

Over 1,200 cases of illegal dumping were investigated by Clare County Council in 2016.
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Energy & Environment

Over 1,100 people removed from Remedial List in Feakle...

Over 1,100 people in Clare have been removed from the Environmental Protection Agency’s Remedial Action List (RAL) following remedial works carried out by Irish Water to supplies in Mountshannon and Feakle.
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Emergency Response

Breen assures solution to Clonlara flooding is in sight

Clare Fine Gael TD, Pat Breen has assured residents of Springfield, Clonlara that a solution to the local flooding issue is now in sight.
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Guidelines needed in planning of solar energy farms

Community strife will contine unless guidelines are used in the planning process for solar energy farms according to Clare TD, Timmy Dooley.
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Energy & Environment

Maine buoy travels over 2000 miles to Fanore beach

A seasoned multicoloured buoy was discovered in Fanore Beach recently having travelled several thousand miles.
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Energy & Environment

Ireland to become first country to divest from fossil...

Ireland will become the world’s first country to fully divest public money from fossil fuels following a vote in Dáil Éireann this week.
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