Minister of State at the Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage, Peter Burke TD, has officially launched the 31 local authority-based Age Friendly Technical Advisors.
Clare County Council officials and project stakeholders recently attended a socially distanced site visit to Vandeleur Walled Garden in advance of the enabling works getting underway for the restoration and renovation of the old stable block.
We must work together to curtail the spread of Covid-19. This is a critical time. The current surge in infection is leading to preventable sickness and a very rapid increase in hospitalisations. We can all play our part. Hold firm and stay at home.
Following almost a year of development work internally, Clare Sports Partnership has been awarded the Bronze Xcessible Award by national pan-disability sport organisation, Cara.
Online applications are now being invited for the Community Supports Scheme 2021, which will see just over €500k being awarded under 11 separate grant support categories.
Clare County Council is partnering on a new short film development and production scheme for emerging talent based in Clare, Limerick and Tipperary.
‘Ireland in Music’ is a new film that captures and showcases some of the country’s top musicians performing at Ireland’s most spectacular locations, including the Cliffs of Moher and the Burren in County Clare.
Four-hundred-and-fifty years of local government in County Clare was celebrated at glór this evening (14th December, 2020) with the launch of a new publication by Clare County Council.
Clare County Council, in partnership with the Michael Cusack Visitor Centre and the Government of Ireland, has officially opened the Cusack Hub and Broadband Connection Point at the Michael Cusack Centre in Carron, County Clare.
Clare Fire and Rescue Service respond to numerous incidents during the Christmas period every year.
According to Adrian Kelly, Chief Fire Officer, Clare County Fire and Rescue Service, "The main causes of fire during the festive season are candles left unprotected, fairy lights left on all night or improperly wired, Christmas trees falling over, open fires without fireguards and decorations catching fire."
Open fires are used for longer periods during the Christmas period as people spend a lot more time at home. Electrical items and extension leads are used more. Add in flammable decorations, candles and alcohol and it becomes apparent that the risks increase during the festive season.
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