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Extreme weather events this autumn and winter left shops and homes in Midleton, Carlingford and Newry flooded after intense rainfall.

Extreme weather events this autumn and winter left shops and homes in Midleton, Carlingford and Newry flooded after intense rainfall.

Positive 2024 beckons despite unfulfilled political soundings - 27 December 2023

From security drones to foldable TVs, we take a look at the gadgets and technology trends for the year ahead

Eamon Ryan says Government has plans to develop 200 mobility hubs by 2027 at a cost of €40m, drawn down from climate fund

Householders who don’t want a brown bin will have to provide a written explanation of how they plan to dispose of their food and garden waste.

Householders who don’t want a brown bin will have to provide a written explanation of how they plan to dispose of their food and garden waste.

Concern is growing that Waterford or another Search and Rescue base might have to be stood down for a period of six months or longer.

Minister Mary Butler has called for the Rescue 117 base to remain ‘business as usual’, in light of recent reports that the base may have to close for six months.

The €200m redevelopment of Rosslare Europort has moved a step closer after a design contract was awarded for its Offshore Renewable Energy (ORE) Hub this week. In addition, the port authority, Iarnród Éireann, has made a formal application to the new Maritime Area Regulatory Authority (MARA) for Marine Area Consent (MAC).