Clare
County Council has announced a comprehensive plan relating to the future
tourism development and visitor management of the "Jewel of The Lough
Derg", Holy Island (Inis Cealtra) on Lough Derg, County Clare.
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Visitor facility and masterplan proposal for Doolin
Clare County Council has announced plans to develop a Visitor Services facility at Doolin Pier as part of an overall masterplan for the development of shoreline facilities in the County Clare coastal village.
Council inspects Limerick's private rented accommodation
Limerick City and County Council says it has carried out 1540 inspections of private rented accommodation during the last three years.
Minister opens social housing development in Clonlara
Clare County Council’s newest social housing development at Glór na Srutha, Knockbrack Lower, Clonlara, has been officially opened by Minister Paudie Coffey, Minister for Housing, Planning & Co-ordination of Construction 2020.
Winter fire safety reminder for Clare householders
The risk of fire breaking out in the home significantly increases during winter according to Clare's Chief Fire Officer, who today (Monday, 6th October) called on the people of the County to ensure their smoke alarms are in good working order.
Clare County Council publishes Vacant Houses study
Clare County Council has confirmed a housing vacancy rate of 21.2% in the County based on the most recent Census figures.
Council moves to secure purchase of Holy Island
Clare County Council today confirmed that it is an advanced stage of negotiations to secure the purchase of Holy Island (Inis Cealtra) on Lough Derg, the largest lake on the River Shannon.
NPPR payment reminder for Clare property owners
Owners of properties liable for Non-Principal Private Residence (NPPR) charges across Clare can freeze additional penalties that might otherwise come into effect on 1st September by contacting Clare County Council or the NPPR Bureau.
NPPR reminder for Limerick property owners
Owners of second non-primary residence properties, holiday homes and rental properties across Limerick can freeze additional Non-Principal Private Residence (NPPR) penalties that might otherwise come into effect on 1st September by contacting Limerick City and County Council or the NPPR Bureau.
Housing developments taken in charge by Clare County Council
Clare County Council today (Monday, 25 August 2014) confirmed it has taken in charge 29 housing developments comprising hundreds of residential and other properties throughout Clare since the beginning of 2013.
Final two weeks to avoid €3,000 penalty for NPPR property owners
Clare County Council is urging property owners to avoid additional penalties of up to €3,010 per property by regularising their NPPR liability in the next two weeks.
NPPR payment deadline draws near for Limerick property owners
Limerick City and County Council is reminding owners of second properties, holiday homes and rental properties that they have just under a month to discharge their NPPR (Non Principal Private Residence) liability before additional penalties of over 50% are added to the charge.
Planning of new Foynes-Limerick road scheme begins
Limerick City and County Council has commenced the planning and design of a proposed new road linking the Port of Foynes in West Limerick with the M7/N18 at Limerick City.
Council to return 42 vacant social housing properties to use
Work on returning dozens of vacant and boarded-up social housing units throughout County Clare to productive use will begin next month, Clare County Council has announced.
Council issues stark warning to property owners who have unpaid NPPR charges
Property owners will face liabilities of up to €7,230 per property if they do not regularise their NPPR liability within the next 8 weeks.
Conference to re-imagine 16th century Ireland
Archaeologists, historians and academics are set to examine Kilmallock and other surviving Walled Towns in an effort to reimagine what Ireland's urban areas may have looked like during the 16th century, regarded as one of the least understood and studied periods in the country's history.
Funding for two unfinished housing developments in Westbury and Ennis
Clare County Council has been allocated €368,000 under the Government's Special Resolution Fund (SRF) for Unfinished Housing Developments.
City of Culture to celebrate its Georgian Buildings & Streets
Limerick City’s historic Georgian buildings and streets will be the focus of a City of Culture 2014 event taking place at The Hunt Museum next week.
Open Day At New Kilmaley Housing Development
An open day will take place at a new development of 12 homes for independent and assisting living for senior citizens in Kilmaley, County Clare, this Sunday (May 4th) at 11.30am.
22 properties to be brought back into use in Clare
22 families on the Housing List in County Clare are set to receive offers of new homes during the coming months after Clare County Council announced it is to shortly begin restoring properties in 14 towns and villages to full use.
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