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POOR air quality events in Ennis are driving trolley numbers up at Limerick’s A&E an Ennis councillor has said.

Concerns have been raised over noise pollution from some pubs in Tullamore At a recent meeting of Tullamore Municipal District, Councillor Tony McCormack said...

OVER the last three years, Offaly County Council has spent in excess of €1.4 million on street cleaning for its towns and villages - approximately €50...

CCTV at illegal dumping blackspots cannot be rolled out until new legislation is enacted, members of the Council have been told. 

Households in Clare are being urged to make an extra effort to recycle their Christmas waste. Traditionally, there’s a build up of plastic, paper and glass materials at homes across the festive season, most of which can be recycled. The Environment Section of Clare County Council is reminding people that recycling facilities are available at […]

A councillor believes an inspection for dumping in Mountrath was carried out in the wrong place and he claims he has evidence of the problem beside a local rive...

The most populated residential area in Portlaoise has no bottle banks but it will have in the new year. Laois County Council has confirmed that the Dunnes Store...

By Post Staff Richard Johnson is a formerly incarcerated Oakland Post columnist who has formed a non-profit organization called Formerly Incarcerated Giving Back to provide toys, food, clothes and gifts to families who have a loved one who is incarcerated or is now re-entering society. Johnson says he wants to make sure that these families don’t […]| By Post Staff Richard Johnson is a formerly incarcerated Oakland Post columnist who has formed a non-profit organization called Formerly Incarc...

THE Bonmahon waste water system, which locals contend has had no major improvement works in almost 50 years, will be considered for Irish Water'

By Antonio Ray Harvey, California Black Media To advance housing access, affordability and equity, California Attorney General Rob Bonta announced earlier this month the creation of a Housing Strike Force. The team, housed within the California Department of Justice (Cal DOJ) has been tasked with enforcing California housing laws that cities across the state have […]| By Antonio Ray Harvey, California Black Media To advance housing access, affordability and equity, California Attorney General ...