Seven Sisters in Kildimo; Jack O’Rourkes Bar & Accommodation, Abbefeayle; JC Barrett’s Bar, Glin; Barr Na Sraide, Ballyhahill and O’Shea’s Pub, Ballysimon have all been put on the market
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The R471 Clonlara to Sixmilebridge Road has been reopened to through traffic
CLARE County Council has confirmed that the R471 Clonlara to Sixmilebridge Road has been reopened to through traffic.
A prohibition on vehicular and pedestrian access was enforced in late August to facilitate emergency repair works to Cloontra East Bridge and scheduled remediation works to Callaghans Bridge.
The authority has said that while vehicular access has been restored along the main road, limited traffic management arrangements will remain in place over the coming week as bridge repair works are completed.
The 125 acre farm of land at Cornello Upper, Ballingarry is being guided at just over €1,000,000
This represents a major step forward in its mission to deliver the 'internet in space' and strengthen Ireland’s role in the global space economy
Seven Sisters in Kildimo; Jack O’Rourkes Bar & Accommodation, Abbefeayle; JC Barrett’s Bar, Glin; Barr Na Sraide, Ballyhahill and O’Shea’s Pub, Ballysimon have all been put on the market
The case was before Limerick District Court | FILE PHOTO
Sinead Costello, Olivier Lefebvre, Eli Stokes and Adrienne Cronolly show their opposition to the planned wind farm I PICTURE: Adrian Butler
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