Your No Expenses, No Junkets Councillor delivering results for 15 years in Ennis and Clare
This Christmas the twinkling lights of Ennis will not stop at the Club Bridget but are extending across “The Rhine” into the Lifford area. The three pubs of the Lifford, Copper Jug, Mickey Kerins and James O’Keefe’s/Tom Steeles, approached me to..
Read MoreAccording to the 2016 census figures, nearly 30% of the population in Ennis is 50 years old and over, and these numbers are continually growing. I highlighted the needs of this population at..
Read MoreEnnis and Clare people who believe there are members of their community who don’t have any apparent means to support their expensive or lavish lifestyle can now contact the..
Read MoreSince the introduction of Junction 13 on the M18, I have witnessed many changes to the Tulla Road traffic with up to 15,000 vehicles per day, some at dangerous speeds, travelling the road and the recent opening of..
Read MoreThis week I brought a notice of motion to the Clare County Council meeting to clarify the distribution of funding for Ennis..
Read MoreThe ancient pedestrian “ Rocky Road “ begins on the Clonroadmore Road near Suttons Lighting and Eire Og club and exits on the Roundabout on Western Relief Road displaying the Icarus Statue. This trail recently earned recognition, both locally and nationally, for the issue that arose from a herd of..
Read MoreFly-tipping, littering, illegal dumping. Whatever you want to call it, it’s becoming a growing issue in Ennis and the surrounding areas. It’s time we all work together to speak out to..
Read MoreI saw the community Spirit was at a peak at Ballyalla Lake for the recent Clean-up Day. Residents and volunteer groups such as the Ballyalla Blue Flag Working Group and Ennis Boy Scouts joined forces to tidy up this fantastic amenity in Ennis..
Read MoreSome background to my submission to object to proposed off-line large Motorway Service Area (MSA) at Jn 12 in the
Read MoreAt my recent follow-up visit to the Dog Pound, I was pleased to hear the stats for up to the end of May are looking positive:
- 203 Dogs taken into the Shelter January to May 18 of this 108 surrendered and 95 seized or found
- 48 Dogs were reclaimed
- 153 were rehomed with only 2 very aggressive dogs put to sleep…