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UPDATE – Status RED wind warning for Clare on...

A Status Orange wind warning for four counties including Clare has been issued by Met Éireann.

UPDATE: Homes remain at risk in Springfield

Clare County Council has confirmed that its Crisis Management Team is continually monitoring the situation with regard to rising water levels at Springfield, Clonlara.

Kiltartan Church at risk at flooding again

A church near Gort is facing the risk of flooding yet again as waters continue to rise across hundreds of acres of land over a wide area.

Significant increase in 999/112 calls last year

There was a significant increase in the number of calls handled by Ireland’s 999/112 emergency call centres last year with almost two thirds not being patched through to frontline services because they were ‘filtered’ by operators.

Bus transfers in place on Limerick/Galway rail line

Iarnród Éireann has advised rail customers that due to flooding on the line at Kiltartan, Co Galway, rail services between Limerick and Galway are expected to be part-substituted by bus for a number of days.
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LIVE Updates: Dennis whipping up a storm in Clare

Clare is braced for another storm which has already caused some disruption around the county.

Expanding Ennis MAU relieving pressure on UHL

An increase in daily patient slots in the Medical Assessment Unit (MAU) at Ennis Hospital is enabling GPs to refer up to an additional 56 patients every week and further reduce pressure on the Emergency Department (ED) at University Hospital Limerick (UHL).

‘Do not drink’ water notice for Kilmaley/Inagh group scheme

Clare County Council in consultation with the Health Service Executive (Mid-West Area) has issued a Do Not Drink notice for the Kilmaley/Inagh Group Water Scheme.
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