It’s been confirmed that construction is to get underway on the long-awaited Ennis South Flood Relief Scheme.
Minister of State for Flood Protection Kevin ‘Boxer’ Moran is in the county town today to give the 4.71 million euro development the go-ahead.
The project aims to alleviate persistent flooding effecting many parts of Ennis and will see defences installed in Clonroadmore, Ballybeg and Clareabbey.
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The scheme is several years behind schedule but Clare’s Junior Minister, Fine Gael’s Pat Breen, says the hope is that work will now begin quickly.
