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  • Limerick County Council Responds To Wintry Conditions
    Limerick County Council confirmed today that 20 pc (700 kilometres) of the local road network, accounting for approximately 70-80 pc of the traffic in the county, is being salted on a daily basis.
    (Filed: Fri Jan 08 2010)
  • Planning For A Brighter Future In County Clare
    An action aimed at harnessing the industrial and tourism potential of the Shannon Estuary is among a series of measures outlined in the Draft Clare County Development Plan 2011-2017.
    (Filed: Fri Jan 08 2010)
  • Waste King supplies BBC local radio’s recycling experts
    Andy Cattigan and Glenn Currie - the founders of the specialist collections, clearance and recycling company, Waste King – bring their recycling and environmentally friendly waste management skills to radio on Monday 4th January, when they are the guests in ‘The Expert Hour’, part of Lorna Milton’s afternoon show on BBC Three Counties Radio.
    (Filed: Tue Jan 05 2010)
  • Council Seeks Removal Of Ennis Drinking Water Boil Notice
    Clare County Council has entered consultation with the Health Service Executive (HSE) to lift a partial drinking water boil notice that has been in place for over four years in Ennis and surrounding areas.
    (Filed: Thu Dec 10 2009)
  • “Universal Fighter - Unlimited Time” Teenager’s Fight to Prevent World War III
    The story of a teenager’s fight to prevent World War III and the destruction of Planet Earth. Will Michael Long win the fight to the death in the Tournament for World domination? This is the question running through this exciting futuristic fantasy novel by new Author Antony Curtis as he takes the reader on an exciting adventure into outer space.
    (Filed: Thu Dec 10 2009)
  • How Big is Yours? Carbon Footprint of Course!
    The Energy Performance of Buildings Directive (EPBD) is designed to tackle climate change by reducing the amount of carbon produced by buildings. But legislation is seen as an imposition, so the real benefit of an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC); the energy saving advice that comes with it, is being missed.
    (Filed: Thu Dec 03 2009)
  • No time for monkeying around – 350’s the limit
    Zoos and aquariums will become the last places on Earth to see species such as polar bears and coral if climate change negotiations fail at Copenhagen, warns the global zoo community.
    (Filed: Tue Dec 01 2009)
  • Waste King helps customers save money
    Waste King, the specialist collections, clearance and recycling company, is helping its commercial customers to save hundreds of pounds by getting them not just to say ‘no’ to using skips for all their waste materials but also by encouraging them to separate their waste materials before collection by Waste King’s uniformed and licensed operatives.
    (Filed: Tue Dec 01 2009)
  • INNOVATIVE WILD BOAR RESTORATION PROJECT LAUNCHES IN THE HIGHLANDS
    Award-winning conservation charity Trees for Life will today (Thursday November 26th 2009) launch an innovative forest restoration project with the arrival of wild boar in a special woodland enclosure on its Dundreggan Estate in Glen Moriston, Inverness-shire.
    (Filed: Fri Nov 27 2009)
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