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Galway 2023: County is now reaping the benefits of its long-term strategic planning - Vimarsana News

Galway 2023: County is now reaping the benefits of its long-term strategic planning

With an eye towards the future, Galway County Council’s plans have laid a strong foundation for the area’s future economic development

Public invited to share views on Kerry County Council's draft climate action plan - Vimarsana News

Public invited to share views on Kerry County Council's draft climate action plan

Members of the public are being invited to have their say on Kerry County Council’s draft climate action plan.This plan outlines the main challenges facing the...

Cork City is facing more frequent and severe flooding, droughts, and heatwaves - Vimarsana News

Cork City is facing more frequent and severe flooding, droughts, and heatwaves

18 September 2023 By Tom Collins tom@TheCork.ie As part of the Cork City Climate Action Plan 2024–2029, Cork City Council engaged the well known survey company 'Behavious and Attitudes' to perform research Nearly two thirds of people living in Cork City strongly agree that Cork must transform into a more sustainable place to live and…

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Number of Cork city streets to close to traffic for 'car-free day' on Saturday - Vimarsana News

Number of Cork city streets to close to traffic for 'car-free day' on Saturday

Members of the public are invited to walk, cycle, or take public transport into town on Saturday to enjoy a city centre without traffic.

Two thirds of greenhouse gases in Cork city coming from home and transport - Vimarsana News

Two thirds of greenhouse gases in Cork city coming from home and transport

An assessment found that all types of river, surface and tidal flooding, droughts and heatwaves will be more frequent and severe