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Canney has stated that a scheme to provide wastewater treatment plants is required as a matter of urgency in order to deliver housing and allow the regions to grow.

SIGNS are positive for north Clare after the latest initiative aimed at developing sustainable tourism in the area.

Corofin boss Doug Hurley says he was always confident his side had enough in the tank to book their place in the Munster club intermediate football final. The North Clare men saw off a stern test from Cork champions Newmarket, with a powerful final quarter showing helping them to a 1-14 to 0-11 victory. It […]

Corofin manager Doug Hurley feels his side cannot afford to drift out of the game at any stage in their provincial last four tie. Clare’s intermediate champions go to Mallow on Sunday to take on Newmarket for a place in the Munster club final early in the New Year. They have been forced to battle […]

A BEAUTIFUL bouquet of flowers was presented to Sr. Concepta O’ Brien, Mercy Convent, Tullamore by Louisea Burke, Director of Nursing at the Midlands Regi...

Irish Water’s failure to improve plants risks ‘health of a large portion of the population’

A report by the Environmental Protection Agency has said it has “serious concerns” about the time it takes to implement improvements.

Irish Water’s failure to improve plants risks ‘health of a large portion of the population’

In the report, the EPA identified a number of “at-risk” drinking water supplies where significant issues need to be addressed by Irish Water.

In the report, the EPA identified a number of “at-risk” drinking water supplies where significant issues need to be addressed by Irish Water.