Three people have died this year after falling from cliff walk, which is managed by Clare Local Development Company
The cliff edge walk, which is owned by 37 local farmers, is managed by Clare Local Development Company , in consultation with Fáilte Ireland and Clare County Council.
Earlier this week, Clare councillors unanimously passed a motion requesting that the local authority take control of the trail, which is, by some distance, the most popular in Ireland. “If the local authority was the lead agency, at least we have crews, the technicians that you need to assess a problem, determine a solution and deliver that solution. CLDC simply don’t have those resources.”
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