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At the February meeting of the Metropolitan Council, Councillor Cristíona Kiely (Greens) spoke about the controversial topic of noise by-laws.

Attorney General William Tong joined a coalition of 20 attorneys general calling on the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to take urgent action to protect babies and young children nationwide from lead and other toxic metals in baby food.

Following a ‘traumatising’ dog attack in Greystones recently, the issue of dog control was raised at the January meeting of Greystones Municipal District by Councillor Stephen Stokes.

Old mattresses, beds, garden furniture, bits of timber and bags of household waste. These are just some of the things you’ll discover if you take a stroll up the laneway at the back of the houses in Belvedere Grove.

The illegal dumping incident occurred at Sailor’s Garden in Finnea on the shores of Lough Sheelin

The hunt is on for the perpetrators behind the illegal dumping of a large cache of soiled nappies along the shores of one of county Westmeath’s most popular tourism destinations.

The hunt is on for the perpetrators behind the illegal dumping of a large cache of soiled nappies along the shores of one of county Westmeath’s most popular tourism destinations.

Wexford County Council will again be arranging for the FREE shredding of Christmas trees for householders at the below locations throughout the County.

The issue of horses on Wexford's beloved beaches has once again reared its head, following a near miss which saw a child nearly mowed down by a galloping horse in Currcaloe.

"Why don’t we use the best available technology there is in agriculture?”"hy don’t we use the best available technology there is in agriculture?” This question was posed by Adriel Dave “Farmer AD” Alvarez, a Cebu-based farmer in his message of support to the 19th National Biotechnology Week (NBW) celebration held…