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Taoiseach Michel Martin has said that we must act fast to save the planet or all aspects of life will be impacted by climate change.

The boxer is expected to land at Dublin Airport on Tuesday, before making her way to her family home in Portland Row.]…

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Kilskyre Murphy Maureen 3, a first calved heifer that sold for €1,900. \ Damien Eagers Tom and Helen Stafford hosted a dispersal sale of their Kilskyre Holstein Friesian herd in Carnaross Mart last Wednesday. The sale was made up of the entire milking herd, which amounted to 180 lots. Trade throughout was brisk, with prices surpassing the €3,000 mark on a number of occasions. Kilskyre Sisco Maureen 2, Friesian Milking Cow sold for €2,150. This first calver calved in March and has a proj...

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13 min read You’re just going round on a hamster wheel: Rents are high and home ownership has become a pipedream for most. Was it any easier to be a young adult in 2001, or even in 1981? Life in Ireland is not easy for those in their 20s and early 30s. They are earning less in real terms than they might have in the 1990s or 2000s. They are grappling with higher rents and wages that have plateaued, according to a report published this week by the Economic and Social Research Institute (ESR...

Muslims in Ireland gather to mark Eid al-Fitr after restrictions on worship ease Celebration at end of Ramadan marred by deaths in Palestine, says Immam council about 3 hours ago   Easing of pandemic restrictions on public worship this week could hardly have happened at a better time for Ireland’s estimated 110,000 Muslims as they gathered at approximately 85 mosques or similar to mark the end of Ramadan on Thursday. One of the two great festivals in the Muslim calendar, Eid al-Fitr is a br...

For those who know Fintan Ruddy, the Cill Chomáin native now living in Sligo, it is no surprise to hear him talk about the importance of building relationships and working together. In association with STEPS Engineers Week, Fintan speaks about his journey in engineering from his Gaelscoil beginnings in North West Mayo. Fintan always had a keen interest in the outdoors, working alongside his father on the family farm. As a teenager he enjoyed working on building sites during the summer months,...