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Thousands of homeowners and businesses could have to abandon their properties in coming decades under national policies to deal with rising sea level and major coastal change.

Thousands of homeowners and businesses could have to abandon their properties in coming decades under national policies to deal with rising sea level and major coastal change.

The update comes as parts of the city centre experienced consecutive days of flooding over the long weekend, with business representatives calling ...

The latest agriculture news, advice, analysis and opinion for Irelands farmers.

Dozens of flood relief schemes identified as necessary to protect homes and property have yet to get off the drawing board more than five years after they were prioritised for investment.

THE VILLAGE of Patrickswell was made history on Saturday as the first event was held in their new €1.5m community centre. Patrickswell Community Council ho...

THE planned closure of Wyeth in Askeaton is “not comparable” with the job losses in Dell in Limerick in 2009, local TD Niall Collins has said. Aroun...

A report of the interdepartmental group on national coastal management strategy has been published

The Taoiseach said reducing emission would make a “small contribution” to slowing down climate change.

Roughly 400 Celbridge locals are taking turns manning a 24 hour protest at the M4 entrance to the Estate