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There Is More in Gortmore, Cottage on 26.5 Acres HEALTH SERVICE EXECUTIVE COSTELLOE Estate Agents Are Delighted to Announce the Sale Of THE CLARE CHAMPION 16 FRIDAY, MAY 7, 2021 Property & Auctions There is more in Gortmore, Cottage on 26.5 acres HEALTH SERVICE EXECUTIVE COSTELLOE Estate Agents are delighted to announce the sale of Licence Number: 002313 Estate Agents I Registered Valuers I Chartered Surveyors Licence Number: 002313 a quaint cottage on 25.65 acres in 5 Abbey Street II Ennis II CountyCounty ClareClare II Ireland.Ireland. II V95V95 CK38CK38 Gortmore. Gortmore, is superbly located The HSE currently has the following opportunities: KILBALLYOWEN, CROSS, just 3.2kms from the Ennis/La- KILRUSH, CO. CLARE hinch Road, at Loughville, within – Health Care Support Assistants 6kms of Ennis Town Centre. The Clare cottage is set within a rolling Ref: NRS10138 FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION valley in a beautiful and tranquil TH FRIDAY 7 MAY, 2021 setting. Closing date for applications: (PRE-REGISTRATION REQUIRED) The property comprises an Monday, 17th May 2021 at 12 noon. EXCEPTIONAL FARM OF 81.5 ACRES exceptional well-presented cot- For more information and to apply visit: IN A SUPERB SETTING AND LOCATION tage, with a selection of quality outbuildings on an attractive land www.hbsrecruitmentservices.ie/health-care-support- holding totalling 10.35 hectares assistant/ (25.56 acres). For Sale by Public Auction The cottage,Wednesday which is over7th 100 November at 1.00pm years old, has been modernised includingIn Stellaslate roof, Maris double Hotel,glaz- Kilkee, Co. Clare AUCTION REMINDER ing, drylining(On and the oil-fired instructions central of the registered owners) heating. Sitting on a stunning site, it’s south facing rear gardens enjoys been well maintained adjoining parking area. The land extends piped water. The property is panoramic countrysideC. views. 29 ACRESthe cottage together with a de- to 10.35 hectares (25.56 acres) being offered for sale on one or The outbuildings, which have cent sized tarmacadam driver/ and boasts a road frontage of 230 two lots. Lot A, the entire cottage DUNLICKY ROAD, KILKEE, meters on both sides of the road. of 25.56 acres, Lot 1, the house The land is undulating but has on 16 acres and Lot 2, 9.56 acres. CO. CLARE been well farmed and is laid out in The asking price for the entire is a number of paddocks and fields. €385,000. U 065 6821299 O 065 6828869 I [email protected] P www.costelloe.com @CostelloeEnnis U 065 6821299 O 065 6828869 I [email protected] P www.costelloe.com A @CostelloeEnnis It features stone walls, hedging, For further details, please con- PRSA Licence No. 002313 VAT No. IE8244899O • This property is conveniently situated just a PRSA Licence No. 002313 VAT No. IE8244899O cattle pen, and crush and has tact Costelloe Estate Agents. • Outstanding location within 200 meters of Cross Village on The Wild Atlantic Way. short distance from Kilkee town. Licence No. 004248 • Superb farm of 81.5 quality acres, laid out in 15 fields/paddocks, boasting extensive PANEL OF YOUTHREACH frontages. •LOUGH The property NORTH, has extensiveDOOLIN, road CO frontage CLARE on • Features a good-sized farmyard with old cubicle sheds, haybarn, lean to and cattle For Sale Forby Public Sale by Auction Public Auction RESOURCE PERSONS crush. theWednesday DunlickyWednesday Road. 7th November 7th November at 1.00pm at 1.00pm AT FURTHER EDUCATION AND • A well-maintained farm featuring some of the best land in the area, renowned for beef C.27 ACRES FOR LEASE its fattening qualities and ideal for meadowing and silage. • The•In 27 Stella Acresproperty In Marisraodside Stella contains Hotel, Marisholding Kilkee,excellent Hotel, Co. Kilkee,quality Clare Co. Clare TRAINING DIVISION • Ideal purchase for expanding farmers, or for young farmers as a principal farm. upland(On meadowing the instructions(On the of andinstructions the registeredgrazing. of the owners) registered owners) • Seldom does a farm of this quality come on the market, a once in a generation • Mainly grazing lands Ref. No. 010021 opportunity. Applications are invited for the above panel. • Register your interest today, further details from agent. Full• details 5 year and lease maps from available Auctioneer Sol. Joseph A. Chambers & Co., Solicitor, Kilrush, Co. Clare Online application form and further details are available on FuSolicitor:ll details Michael. from F Nolan,C. Auctioneer 29 Toler ACRES Street,C. 29Kilrush, ACRES Co. Clare www.lcetb.ie. [email protected] | www.costelloe.com | 5 Abbey Street | Ennis | Co Clare | 065 6821 299 DUNLICKYDUNLICKY ROAD, ROAD, KILKEE, KILKEE, Limerick and Clare Education and Training Board is an Equal Opportunities Employer. Canvassing will disqualify. CO. CLARECO. CLARE Provision co-funded by the Government of Ireland and the European Union. Co-funded by the • This property• This isproperty conveniently is conveniently situated justsituated a just a EUROPEAN UNION short distanceshort fromdistance Kilkee from town. Kilkee town. • The property• The propertyhas extensive has extensiveroad frontage road frontageon on the Dunlickythe Dunlicky Road. Road. • The property• The propertycontains containsexcellent excellentquality quality upland meadowingupland meadowing and grazing. and grazing. Full details andFull maps details from and Auctioneer maps from Auctioneer Solicitor: Michael.Solicitor: F Nolan, Michael. Toler F Street,Nolan, Kilrush, Toler Street, Co. Clare Kilrush, Co. Clare Clare County Council is currently inviting applications from suitably qualified persons for the below competitions. Clare County Council will, following the interview process, PUBLIC NOTICE form panels for the areas set out below from which future relevant vacancies may be filled subject to sanction approval APPLICATION FOR A FORESHORE LICENCE Virtual Townhall for Fishers and from the Department of Housing, Local Government & Heritage. Coastal Communiti es in Clare, Notice is hereby given pursuant to Section 19 of the Foreshore Act, 1933 that Connection of a 400 kV UGC Installation and substation extension at the Kilpad- • ASSISTANT STAFF OFFICER PANEL EirGrid PLC, The Oval, 160 Shelbourne Road, Ballsbridge, Dublin 4, D04 FW28 doge 220/110 kV Electricity Substation (Co. Kerry) including: Galway, Mayo and Sligo with has applied to the Minister of Housing, Local Government and Heritage for a • the laying of the 4 no. 400 kV UGC [approx. 51 metres (m) in length] from the 2021 Foreshore licence under Section 3 of the said Act southern foreshore of the Lower Shannon Estuary, to a proposed extension (ap- Minister McConalogue prox. 5,500 m2 ) to the north of the existing Kilpaddoge 220/110 kV Electricity Completed applications must be emailed to: A proposed electricity transmission infrastructure development and associated Substation. [email protected] not later than 4.00 p.m. on works (known as the ‘Cross Shannon 400 kV Cable Project’) generally compris- The Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine, • the provision, within the proposed substation extension, of a 400/220 kV AIS Tuesday 25th May, 2021. ing the laying of 400 kV underground cables (UGC) across the Lower Shannon compound, containing electrical equipment and apparatus to connect the sub- Charlie McConalogue T.D., invites fi shers and those Estuary, between the existing Moneypoint 400 kV Electricity Substation in the marine cables to the existing Kilpaddoge 220/110 kV Electricity Substation in- connected to fi shing in coastal communiti es in townland of Carrowdotia South Co. Clare and the existing Kilpaddoge 220/110 • EXECUTIVE QUANTITY SURVEYOR cluding the following: kV Electricity Substation in the townland of Kilpaddoge, Co. Kerry: The proposed Clare, Galway, Mayo and Sligo to join him for a virtual m 9 no. surge arrestors (approx. 7.9 m high); PANEL development comprises 3 main elements: · Townhall on Thursday 13th May 2021 from m 6 no. cable sealing ends (approx. 7.4 m high); 5.30pm – 7pm. Completed applications must be emailed to: Connection of a 400 kV UGC Installation at the Moneypoint 400 kV Electricity m 1 no. 400 / 220 kV transformer (approx. 8.9 m high); [email protected] not later than 4.00 p.m. on Friday m Substation (Co. Clare), including: 9 no. post insulators (approx. 9.8 m high); The Minister wants to hear directly from those in 21st May, 2021. • the laying of 3 no. 400 kV UGC [approx. 1.8 kilometres (km) each] between the m 1 no. disconnector (approx. 8.6 m high); existing Moneypoint 400 kV Electricity Substation and 3 no. land-submarine m 9 no. instrument transformers (approx. 7.6 m high); the community impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic Application forms and further particulars may be obtained transition joint bays located east of the existing Moneypoint Generation Station. m 3 no. circuit breakers (approx. 7.5 m high); and Brexit and to hear their ideas about the future of by requesting same from the Human Resources Department, The UGC will be installed by standard trenching and includes the provision of 3 m 5 no. lightning protection masts (approx. 25 m high); their communiti es. Clare County Council at 065-6846251, via e-mail: no. joint bays along their length and the associated provision, upgrading and/ m a control building (approx. 14.6m x 6.6m x 4.6m high); [email protected] or can be downloaded from or extension of existing internal access tracks to provide operational vehicular m an associated access track (approx. 155 m in length and 5 m in width); Please email [email protected] to the following website: www.clarecoco.ie access. m 12 no lighting poles (approx. 9 m high); register your place and to receive login details. Please Project Area Foreshore Licence Application FS007083 Clare County Council is an equal opportunities employer and • the provision of 4 no. land-submarine transition joint bays located east of the m 3 no. 220 kV UGC (approx. 151 m in length); include your name, locati on, and your connecti on to existing Moneypoint Generation Station to connect the land cables to submarine m The AIS compound will be enclosed by a palisade fence (approx.
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