Over 600 school students in County Clare have learned about the important role they can play in tackling the biodiversity crisis thanks to a new programme of educational workshops.
Clare County Council is delighted to welcome the announcement by the Minister for the Environment, Climate and Communications, Eamon Ryan TD, of a new Community Climate Action Fund which is being made available to organisations and community groups interested in developing projects and initiatives which relate to the challenge of addressing climate change.
ECONNECTING is an international network of cities financed by the European URBACT IV program which aims to develop new sustainable mobility strategies between urban and rural areas, putting the environmental and social sustainability of transport at the centre.
"Econnecting. Greener and better-connected communities" is among the thirty networks funded by the European programme URBACT IV, which aims to drive change all over Europe by enabling the cooperation and idea exchange amongst cities within thematic networks and by sharing knowledge and good city practices in a participatory way.
Clare County Council is joining with Ennis & District Soroptimists to highlight a United Nations campaign to end violence against women and girls.
Clare County Council will be hosting a second information evening regarding the application process only for those applying for the Enhanced Defective Concrete Blocks Grant Scheme.
Clare County Council has launched a 2024 ‘Healthy Clare Calendar’ that contains useful information and striking visual imagery as part of its commitment to support health and wellbeing in the community.
Clare County Council’s Biodiversity Officer, in conjunction with Clare Libraries, will be hosting five ‘Winter Wildlife Talks’ during November and December at libraries in Ennis, Shannon and Kilrush
An in-person workshop exploring autism awareness, acceptance and understanding from individual to group settings will take place at The Temple Gate Hotel in Ennis from 7.00pm to 8.00pm on Wednesday November 22nd.
Met Éireann is warning that Storm Debi will sweep across Ireland on Sunday night and Monday morning.
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