Notice of Temporary Closure of Sections of the Cliffs of Moher Trail
from August 22nd, 2024
The following sections of the Cliffs of Moher trail will be closed to the general public on a temporary basis from Thursday August 22nd, 2024 for trail safety works.
• Access to the trail will be closed for a 5km section, from Hags Head up to 1km south of the Visitor Centre (see map attached).
• Access to the trail will be closed for a short 500m section, 1km north of the Visitor Centre (see map attached).
Please note that there will be no access to the Cliffs of Moher Visitor Centre from Doolin.
Closed sections of Cliffs of Moher Trail
Open Sections of Cliffs of Moher Trail
Listen to the Clare FM interview with our CEO Doirin Graham for more information – Link Here
As part of the SICAP Enterprise Supports we offer here at CLDC we regularly run Start Your Own Business Courses.
These courses are available to anyone who is registered with us and cover all aspects of starting a business in Ireland.
Anyone who is interested in applying for the Back to Work Enterprise Allowance will be required to do this course to ensure they have strong Business idea and Plan.
In the latest group to take our course in July (pictured here with Evelyn Cormican, Business Trainer) we had some interesting business ideas including Children’s mindfulness classes, Artists, Nail Technicians, Food producer, Tourism Business, Therapy, Fitness, Future Financial planner and a Furniture maker.
Each have completed the course and are ready to take the next steps in their new businesses. We wish them all the Best!
For more information on Start Your Own Business Courses, or any Enterprise supports, contact Siobhan (spurcell@cldc.ie).
Click here to learn more about SICAP (Social Inclusion and Community Activation Programme).
The Waters of LIFE is an EU funded project which aims to protect and enhance Ireland’s cleanest rivers. One of the areas in which the project will be working is the Graney catchment on the Clare / Galway border.
Drop-in consultations on the Waters of LIFE project will be held in Flagmount Digital Hub (beside Flagmount Community Hall and National School) from 12:30pm to 2:30pm and 6pm to 8pm on Tuesday 30th July and Thursday 1st August.
The purpose of these events is to update landowners and the local community on the assessment of the Graney catchment, and to get local information and opinions about the river.
All are welcome to attend. For further information, contact John Kelly at johnX.kelly@housing.gov.ie
