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Continued expansion of Ennis Medical Assessment Unit 

A recruitment process for new staff and the expansion of the Medical Assessment Unit (MAU) in Ennis Hospital is underway, according to Michael McNamara, T.D.

Gardaí resume high profile checkpoints

An Garda Síochána has re-commenced High Profile static checkpoints on selected High Volume Motorway/ Dual Carriageway routes.

Easter Tree of Hope launched in Ennis

A joint initiative of Inisowiacy Polish Folk Group, Clare Immigrant Support Centre and the Polish Arts Festival Limerick, the Easter Tree of Hope aims to allow local people to decorate their own Easter egg in a Slavic style and hang the decoration at a specially designated tree at Waterpark House.

Clare graduates and students celebrated at MIC ceremony

A virtual Ceremony of Recognition took place at Mary Immaculate College (MIC) on Friday 26 March whereby the academic and other notable achievements of over 2,000 graduates and students were celebrated.

HSE issues E-coli warning and advice

The Department of Public Health Mid-West would like to highlight the importance of strong hand hygiene and effective well water treatment, following a recent outbreak of Verotoxigenic E. coli (VTEC) in a single setting in the Mid-West region.
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Pedestrian crossing confirmed for Ruan village

Clare Independent T.D. Michael McNamara has received confirmation from Clare County Council that it will consider the provision of pedestrian crossing in Ruan village.

€6m for Clare walking/cycling infrastructure

Almost €6m is set to be allocated to county Clare for sustainable transport infrastructure under the government’s Rural Active Travel Investment Programme.

Renewed Garda warning following recent scams

Gardaí are reminding people of scams that continue to see people handing over large sums of money or have money taken from the ban accounts.
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