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Championing rural development throughout Offaly.
Fine Gael TD for Offaly, John Clendennen, has welcomed the Government’s decision this afternoon not to accept the proposed 16.7% increase in general damages for personal injury claims, calling it “a victory for common sense” and a critical step in protecting households, businesses, and community organisations from further cost of living pressures.
Deputy John Clendennen today (Monday) welcomed Minister of State at the Department of Transport, Jerry Buttimer, to Offaly for the official launch of two new trailheads, marking a major step forward for sustainable travel and recreation in the region. The event, which began with a visit to Lough Boora Discovery Park and concluded in Ballycommon, […]
Fine Gael TD for Offaly, John Clendennen raised the need for intermediary home heating fuel options with the Minister for Climate, Environment and Energy, Darragh O’Brien, during a recent appearance before the Joint Oireachtas Committee on Climate, Environment and Energy. In response to a question from Deputy Clendennen, the Minister confirmed that he is actively […]
It is both an honour and a privilege to have been recently selected to contest the next general election in Laois/Offaly constituency. In advance of a General Election, it is my intention to meet with as many people as possible across all corners of the constituency, and I am fully committed to continuing my ongoing work to ensure better […]
It was extremely disappointing that the state of the art Primary Care Centre and sporting facilities proposed for Birr town were denied planning permission. This is a project which I am wholeheartedly supportive of and 100% committed to delivering for the town. The decision on the planning application is currently being appealed to An Bord Pleanála. […]
The phase one development of the Slieve Bloom Mountain Bike Trails is nearing completion, with almost €2 Million investment and the addition of 35 kilometres of off-road, cross-country, mountain bike trails, expected to open in early 2019.
It is critical that the local community maximises the economic opportunity presented by the development and with a Development Group already established in Kinnitty Village and progress being made in Laois, this is a project that will transform the Slieve Blooms.
