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Signage at Lahinch to remind public about social distancing

Clare County Council has this evening erected electronic signage in Lahinch to remind beach users of the importance of social distancing during the ongoing public health crisis.

Clare County Council service update re: COVID-19

Following the Government’s announcement of new measures to minimise the spread of COVID-19, Clare County Council has confirmed that local authority offices, cultural facilities, and sports and recreation buildings will be closed to the public from 6:00pm today (Thursday, 12 March 2020) until 29 March 2020.

Ennis St Patrick’s Day parade cancelled

Clare County Council has confirmed that the annual Ennis St Patrick's Day parade has been cancelled.

Loophead Lighthouse lease renewed for 25 years

An agreement has been signed between the Commissioner of Irish Lights and Clare County Council to lease the property at the Loophead Lighthouse premises for a further term of 25 years.

Several Clare roads remain under water

Several roads across the county remain under water and impassible following recent heavy rain.

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.

Council to make trees available for National Tree Week

National Tree Week will take place this year from the 21st March 2020 to the 27th March 2020.

‘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.

Several collisions in poor weather on M18

The tail-end of Storm Ciara continued to cause damage and wreak havoc on the roads yesterday as much of the country remained under wind, snow and ice alerts.
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