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‘Vocal minority’ leaving politicians ‘running scared’ from issue, World Earth Day event told

15 of 35 electric charging stations have been installed at Bus Éireann’s Roxboro depot as part of overall effort to ‘green’ public transport

Environmentalists say the semi-state’s pumping practices in Co Longford are harming the habitats of birds of conservation concern.

Eighteen per cent of Irish electricity was consumed by data centres in 2022, as much as all urban homes, making the country an outlier

Senator Lisa Chambers argues Ireland’s offshore energy potential could benefit country and Europe

This year half the world goes to the polls with the risk of a swing to the right and away from environmental issues. While we must do what we can to conserve resources and energy, we must also back green politicians and legislation that protect nature and our climate

Sweden, Poland and the Netherlands have said they will not support the legislation

The urgency comes because of a legally-binding commitment to halve transport emissions/2024/03/28/motorists-set-to-face-congestion-or-clean-air-zone-charges-under-new-traffic-plan/

Green Party vows to fight for nature restoration law - 25 March 2024

Veteran RTÉ broadcaster Charlie Bird has died at the age of 74 after losing his tragic battle with motor neurone disease (MND).