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While tracking vessels in the north-west today, among them passenger ferry Aran Islands Express, a trio of general cargo ships operated by Wilson ASA...

The South East Coastal Protection Alliance raised serious concerns over the rapid rate of erosion taking place at Brittas Bay beach during a presentation made to Wicklow Municipal District, citing the believed effect of wind turbines on tidal flows as a leading cause. Mick Higgins and William Hourie both addressed Monday’s meeting, stating that the targeted erosion along the south end of the beach would appear to indicate a major change in tidal flow.

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On the eve of the RNLI’s 200th anniversary, volunteers from Ireland’s oldest RNLI lifeboat station in Arklow have been reflecting on their station’s remarkable past.

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Happy 70th Birthday

A symbiotic relationship stretching back nearly two centuries, the Arklow community and its RNLI Lifeboat crews have supported one another to make the ancient Viking town and its stunning coastline safer for generations.

Liam O'Toole, a fourth generation farmer based close to Arklow in Co. Wicklow, tells Agriland about his partial organics conversion.

Two men and a woman were taken to hospital following a head on collision in north Wexford on the evening of Monday, February 26.

Greystones was the town with the lowest commercial vacancy rate in the country, at 5.6%.