Saga began in summer of last year when council received a formal complaint about fencing at Doughmore Strand
Donald Trump’s legal woes have been mounting in the United States, but he has secured a rare win with his bid to erect fencing near his luxury Doonbeg hotel and golf resort in Co Clare.
It said the fencing that remained was “limited in nature” but that there was still some fence along the beachfront as well as round hay bales.Can I claim rent tax credit on house whose owner is under Fair Deal nursing home care? The hotel’s general manager Joe Russell wrote: “I would also note that the bales, placed seasonally to protect the golf course for very many years, have now been removed, as is normal at this time of year.”
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