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Clare Senator Tony Mulcahy has welcomed the launch of the 2013 Bioenergy Scheme to grant aid the planting of willow and miscanthus crops over the period 2010 to 2012.

A lecture on the White Tailed Eagles of Mountshannon and the reintroduction of Ballyvaughan Apple Trees to the Burren are amongst a record 47 separate events taking place during Heritage Week in Clare from 18th to 26th August.

The Mayor of Clare has welcomed the commitment received by Clare County Council’s Elected Members that the Local Authority will receive its entire Local Government Fund for 2012 when the Household Charge compliancy rate in the county reaches 70%.

Shannon Senator Tony Mulcahy has said that the Government’s decision to approve funding for the upgrading of the Shannon Sewerage Scheme will significantly expand the quality and scale of the water and wastewater infrastructure in the town.

A comprehensive programme of actions aimed at protecting the rich heritage and landscape of the Burren while supporting local employment and economic activity has been given the green light.

Clare County Council, on the advice of the Health Service Executive (HSE), has today (Saturday, 21 July 2012) lifted restrictions relating to public bathing at Lahinch, Kilkee and Spanish Point beaches.

The Irish Mid West Region’s location on the western periphery of Europe could result in the Region becoming a strategic freight logistics hub with direct connections to some of the world’s global logistics hubs.

Ennis Leisure Complex has announced details of a series of competitions to mark the beginning of the London 2012 Olympics next Friday, 27 July.

Clare County Council, in consultation with the Health Service Executive (HSE), has announced that due to the abnormal weather conditions and the possibility of pollution, swimming is prohibited at Lahinch, Kilkee and Spanish Point beaches.

Limerick County Council and Coffey Water Ltd. today (Thursday, 19 July 2012) signed contracts for the construction of a new wastewater treatment plant in Kilmallock.