Chúis/eanna

Improve the physical and mental health of locals and tourists. The Blueway is there at the moment, but let’s make it less challenging.
To reflect the current statutory requirements of Article13J(2) of the Planning and Development Regulations 2001 (as amended) as they relate to Strategic Environmental Assessment Monitoring.
The necessary pragmatism required to advance social inclusion is missing. The core principles outlined are universally recognized - we therefore need to ensure that policy, structures and processes are adequately aligned to deliver effective outcomes for this sector.
There is a climate and bioversity emergency requiring an urgent need for change.
To facilitate investment and generate secure and sustainable employment
To ensure that the Local Authority adheres to the statutory requirements
Proximity to services and town centre.
Preserve the function of the town centre
The original Clough Church built, in 1770, still stands in the churchyard next to the pub, and is used as the present community centre.   If a new community centre is planned it is very important that the existing building, an 18th century chapel, is retained, with its churchyard monument by the Victorian architect Pugin
Imporrtance of achievement of renewable energy targets in order to mitigate the risks posed by climate change and ensure sustainable rural economies with decentralised power generation
Boost tourism in the area, show that electric vehicles are not just for urban areas, encourage non fossil fuels cars to visit the Sliabh Blooms, hence reducing air pollutants in the area