Following a review of the current Casual Trading Bye-Laws, each Municipal District of Clare County Council hereby proposes to make Bye-laws for the regulation of Casual Trading in County Clare
Decision on the extension of the operational life of the Doel 1 & 2 Nuclear Power Plants,located near the Port of Antwerp, Belgium.
Clare County Council's email service has now been restored.
Community Monuments Fund 2021 is now open for applications. Applications should be submitted on CMF-A Application form, and submitted to Clare County Council by 12 April 2021.
The Community Support Scheme 2021 opens for applications on Monday 21st December 2020 and community and voluntary groups are invited to apply for funding under the relevant categories of the scheme. For 2021 only online applications will be accepted.
The Clare Garden Festival is hosting a webinar with Organic Garden Expert Klaus Laitenberger on Thursday the 10th of December. The event starts at 8pm on the Clare Garden Festival Facebook live page.
Notice is hereby given that a Revision Court will be held by me as County Registrar for the County of Clare for the purpose of hearing any claims, objections for the revision and amendment of the Lists of Voters for the County of Clare at The Courthouse, Lifford, Ennis, County Clare on Wednesday, the 16th December 2020 at 2:30 pm in respect of voting legislated for by the Oireachtas.
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Clare County Council and Local Enterprise Office (LEO) Clare have teamed up with the Clare Echo to launch a ‘support local’ campaign called Click for Clare.
The message behind Click for Clare is a simple one. Support your local economy online. Almost 200 businesses have registered on the ‘Click for Clare’ Business Directory across the county. Many of these businesses have just recently launched their online stores with brand new eCommerce websites.
Now more than ever, it is vital that we support our local businesses and in doing so, retain jobs in the County. We encourage all to consider our local shops and businesses in the lead up to Christmas and where possible, to shop local either in-store, online or through click and collect over the phone.
For full details on the directory, visit: https://www.clareecho.ie/click-for-clare/
Clare County Council and Local Enterprise Office (LEO) Clare have teamed up with the Clare Echo to launch a ‘support local’ campaign called Click for Clare. The message behind Click for Clare is a simple one. Support your local economy online.
Almost 200 businesses have registered on the ‘Click for Clare’ Business Directory across the county. Many of these businesses have just recently launched their online stores with brand new eCommerce websites.
Now more than ever, it is vital that we support our local businesses and in doing so, retain jobs in the County. We encourage all to consider our local shops and businesses in the lead up to Christmas and where possible, to shop local either in-store, online or through click and collect over the phone.
For full details on the directory, visit: https://www.clareecho.ie/click-for-clare/
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