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Catherine Martin signals 'ground breaking' basic income scheme for artists to be expanded – The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

Catherine Martin signals 'ground breaking' basic income scheme for artists to be expanded – The Irish Times

Green deputy leader tells conference coming year is ‘pivotal’ and she is ‘absolutely committed’ to new public broadcasting funding model

European parliament approves law to make buildings more energy efficient, ET RealEstate - Vimarsana News

European parliament approves law to make buildings more energy efficient, ET RealEstate

A majority of 370 members of the European Parliament voted in favour of the bill, while 199 opposed and 46 abstained.

Fianna Fáil European Parliament group to decide nominee for Commission presidency next week - Vimarsana News

Fianna Fáil European Parliament group to decide nominee for Commission presidency next week

Ursula von der Leyen seeking second five-year term but is facing opposition backlash over support for Israel

EU Parliament approves law to make buildings more energy efficient - Vimarsana News

EU Parliament approves law to make buildings more energy efficient

The European parliament approved a new law on Tuesday that requires member states to push the renovation of buildings to make them more energy-efficient and reduce the EU's carbon emissions.A majority of 370 members of the European Parliament voted in favour of the bill, while 199 opposed and 46 abs

Cork councillor brands minister 'a fool' for criticising FG MEPs who voted for Nature Restoration Law - Vimarsana News

Cork councillor brands minister 'a fool' for criticising FG MEPs who voted for Nature Restoration Law

Fine Gael minister Patrick O’Donovan said that the commitment to restore habitats means flood relief schemes will be held up, and he cited how otters in the River Bride have delayed the Blackpool flood relief scheme in Cork City