Limerick County Council has published the findings of a Severity and Impact report into the flooding events of August 1st 2008 in Newcastle West, County Limerick.
Mr. Tony Killeen, Minister of State and Clare T.D. welcomed today’s announcement that CLÁR top-up funding of EUR305,970 has been approved for works to be carried out on the Leitrim/Shyan Group Water Scheme in West Clare.
A major new outdoor recreational facility has today been opened to members of the public in Castletroy, County Limerick.
Clare County Fire and Rescue Service has welcomed today’s announcement by the Department of the Environment, Heritage and Local Government that it has given the go ahead for extension and refurbishment works to be carried out at the fire station in Shannon.
Minister of State Mr. Tony Killeen today received notification from the Government that it has approved the tender recommended by Clare County Council for extension and refurbishment works to be carried out at Shannon Fire Station.
Minister of State and Clare T.D., Tony Killeen has asked Mary Coughlan T.D., Tánaiste and Minister for Enterprise Trade and Employment to investigate the possibility of extending the FÁS Community Employment (CE) Programme for older workers.
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Minister of State, Mr. Tony Killeen has said that this week’s Government allocation to Clare County Council of funds worth almost EUR380k would lead to significant improvements in County Clare’s road infrastructure.
Minister of State and Clare T.D., Mr. Tony Killeen has welcomed the Government’s allocation of over EUR64k to Clare County Council to help the local authority to further improve the quality of public water supplies.
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A blueprint for development in Ennis and its environs over the next six years has been placed on public display.
The latest edition of the Legal Commentary – a blog – on the town planning website, www.planningmatters.co.uk lifts the lid on the debate on the current Planning Bill in the House of Lords.
Limerick County Council has vowed to clamp down on the number of unauthorised permanent structures being erected at burial grounds throughout County Limerick.
Minister of State and Clare T.D., Mr. Tony Killeen has hailed the allocation of EUR804,000 in CLÁR funding for Small Public Water and Sewerage Schemes in County Clare
Minister of State and Clare T.D., Mr. Tony Killeen today announced that EUR944k would shortly be allocated to Clare County Council to assist the local authority in maintaining and operating its water and sewerage treatment plants.
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Mr. Tony Killeen, Minister of State and Clare T.D. has expressed confidence that a Government allocation of EUR30,350 and EUR300 to Caring for Carers West Clare Group and Cratloe Community Council respectively will help improve the security and social support of older individuals.
Minister of State and Clare T.D., Mr. Tony Killeen has confirmed that Clare County Fire and Rescue Service is to be provided with two new fire appliances, as well as funding for a new fire training centre in Ennis.
Five communities across Clare are preparing themselves for the judging stage of Cooperation Ireland’s annual Pride of Place Competition 2007, which takes place next week.
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Clare County Council has launched a Traditional Currachs And Boats Study.
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Clare Civil Defence this week confirmed that it is investing in two new watercraft to assist it in search, rescue and recovery operations on waterways throughout the county.
The completion of the extension and upgrade works to Killaloe Fire Station will ensure that the town and surrounding areas will continue to be served by a modern quality Fire and Rescue Service for many years to come.
Three pillars of religious life in County Limerick will be officially recognised by Limerick County Council at a Civic Reception later today.
