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The natural heritage of Laois has shone out for this years National Biodiversity Week, with community events held across the county from May 19 to 28. Birds, b...

The Duncannon Community Centre, Star of the Sea provided the setting for the quarterly meeting of the SE Regional Operational Committee on Water Quality on 10th May, involving state agencies and local authority staff to discuss issues affecting water quality in the Southeast Region, from counties Wexford to Tipperary. Over 50 people from the across the government sectors as well as the National Federation of Group Water Schemes were in attendance.

By Joe Barrett The rivers, lakes and water bodies in Laois are renowned places of natural beauty. They are popular with locals and visitors alike as…

THE community environmental group ReWild Wicklow have released a full report on their Snapshot Europe 2022 camera trap project as part of National Biodiversity Week celebrations.

OFFALY County Council says it is investigating the dumping of barley into a stream at Garbally, Blueball. The stream which is used by some to provide water for ...

The Waters and Communities Special Award is now open for 2023 via their online portal made accessible through the home website of the Local Authority Waters Pro...

A Laois village was singled out as one of just two locations in Ireland to win a Blue Dot Award for its water quality.  Camross Tidy Towns secured the awar...

A total of 142 individual grants were approved by Minister for Housing and Local Government Darragh O’Brien through the Community Water Development Fu...

THE COLOURFUL and eco-friendly showboat, the Mayfly, will arrive outside the Hunt Museum as the Journey to the East makes a pit stop in the city in preparation ...

The Mayfly will launch this Saturday and will make an appearance at Limerick's Riverfest.