Students from Scariff Community College visited the Clare County Council offices at Áras Contae an Chláir in Ennis on Wednesday, 9th March, to discuss how their submission informed the preparation of the Draft Clare County Development Plan.
Clare County Council has been awarded €78,500 under the Disability Participation and Awareness Fund (DPAF) 2021 to promote and implement the Autism Aware County Clare programme.
It was announced recently that approximately €30,000 will be allocated towards social enterprises in Clare under the Social Enterprise Capital Grants Scheme.
The Cathaoirleach of Clare County Council has reminded the people of Clare that the deadline for making submissions on the Draft County Development Plan closes on Monday, 28th March, at 4:00pm.
Get the double bank holiday weekend off to a flying start with the Ennis St Patrick’s Day Parade on Thursday, 17th March. It is guaranteed to be a real display of Clare talent and culture with individuals and groups from at home and abroad eager to return to the streets for the traditional parade. There will be entertainment for all tastes with entries from various dance, music and sporting organisations.
If you fancy a round of ‘iomándraíocht’ (magic hurling) in Bunratty Castle, an amhrán (song) at the Scariff seedsavers, a siúlóid (walk) at the holy wells of Clare or a poetry in nature adventure in Ennis, then Clare County Council has something for you in its Seachtain na Gaeilge programme for 2022.
If you fancy a round of ‘iomándraíocht’ (magic hurling) in Bunratty Castle, an amhrán (song) at the Scariff seedsavers, a siúlóid (walk) at the holy wells of Clare or a poetry in nature adventure in Ennis, then Clare County Council has something for you in its Seachtain na Gaeilge programme for 2022.
Elected Members, stakeholders, and community representatives from across North Clare and th wider Burren region gathered in The Falls Hotel, Ennistymon, today to explore new collaborations aimed at promoting the Burren as a sustainable destination.
UPDATE: Weather Warning upgraded to Status Red
Met Éireann have upgraded the earlier weather warning to a Status Red Weather Warning (Wind) which comes into effect from 3.00am until 8.00am on Friday 18th February, 2022.
Clare County Council advises all members of the public to stay at home and avoid all unnecessary travel.
Please follow Clare County Council and Met Éireann on social media for any updates.
Deadline: Thursday 24th March 2022
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