Tuesday’s Morning Focus broadcasted live from the Digital Hub in Sixmilebridge, as part of Clare FM’s Summer Tour.
Senior Executive Officer, Suzie Clifford and Senior Executive Engineer with the Shannon Municipal District, Tom Mellett joined us to discuss community engagement, economic development, and a number of active projects.
Leas Cathaoirleach Michael Begley gave an insight into his day-to-day responsibilities, shared his hopes for the year ahead, and reflected on the importance of collaboration with MD staff.
Executive Engineer,John Strand and Senior General Services Supervisor, Pat Kearney outlined the vital operations of the Shannon MD team and reflected on years of local progress in towns like Sixmilebridge.
Sergeant Edel Burke from Kilrush Garda Station joined us for this week’s Garda Focus.
Later in the show, Mark Noonan of the Sixmilebridge Town Team spoke about the town’s masterplan under the Town Centre First initiative.Rural and Community Development Officer, Conor Leyden highlighted his work with local groups to access key funding opportunities.
Eilis O’Nuallain of Sixmilebridge Community Development Association celebrated their Tidy Towns achievements and sustainability efforts, while Colm Liddy brought history into focus with a powerful segment on the Sixmilebridge Massacre.
We also heard from Angie Togher of the Sixmilebridge ICA Guild, who spoke about their 80-year legacy and plans to mark this milestone, and Eoin Harrington of the Sixmilebridge Historical Society detailed the group’s projects and heritage trail.
Gwen Bowen, solicitor and local business owner, reflected on 20 years of business in Sixmilebridge, its changing landscape, and offered advice to entrepreneurs starting out today.
Local musician Fionn Hayes returned to the airwaves with a beautiful performance, while Clare’s Dog Warden Frankie Coote provided an update on recent animal welfare issues, including a serious dog incident in East Clare.
You can listen to the full interview here:
