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Rural development roadmap sketched out for North Clare
A SIGNIFICANT planning initiative, designed to create a roadmap for the strategic regeneration, development and sustainability, has recently been launched across a group of communities in North Clare.
The catchment for the project will comprise the communities served by Mary Immaculate Secondary School and the Stella Maris Day Centre in Lisdoonvarna.
This covers communities such as New Quay, Ballyvaughan, Fanore, Carron, Doolin, Lisdoonvarna, Kilfenora and Kilshanny.
The project is a joint initiative of Lisdoonvarna Fáilte and Clare Local Development Company (CLDG).
“The project is premised on the need for communities in North Clare to be ready for and be able to respond to change,” said Councillor Joe Garrihy of Lisdoonvarna Fáilte.
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21st May 2021
Significant planning is underway for the strategic regeneration and development of North Clare.
The six-month project is a joint initiative of Lisdoonvarna Failte and the Clare Local Development Company and will attempt to create a roadmap for the future sustainability of the region.
A social researcher will support the group in its efforts, with a consultation process with residents on the future of the area set to begin in the near future.
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