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Public invited to have their say on the Dodder Greenway Active Travel Network scheme - Vimarsana News

Public invited to have their say on the Dodder Greenway Active Travel Network scheme

Dublin City Council would like to invite the public to have their say on plans for the Dodder Greenway-Fitzwilliam Quay to Londonbridge Road and Beatty’s Avenue to Herbert Park.

Restoring nature, saving the city: how 60,000 trees can kickstart a beauty spot's revival and stop urban flooding - Vimarsana News

Restoring nature, saving the city: how 60,000 trees can kickstart a beauty spot's revival and stop urban flooding

A major flood prevention scheme is getting underway to protect central Dublin but not a drop of concrete will be poured or a brick laid in its making.

Northern Ireland conservation: More than 100 species added to priority list - Vimarsana News

Northern Ireland conservation: More than 100 species added to priority list

The kingfisher and bog orchid join almost 600 other NI species highlighted for conservation.

Source: bbc.com
Carlow Nationalist — Avid angler jailed for one year for trying to steal copper from building site - Vimarsana News

Carlow Nationalist — Avid angler jailed for one year for trying to steal copper from building site

Passing sentence at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court on Wednesday, Judge Martin Nolan said the crime was “at the more inoffensive end”…

Laois Nationalist — Avid angler jailed for one year for trying to steal copper from building site - Vimarsana News

Laois Nationalist — Avid angler jailed for one year for trying to steal copper from building site

Passing sentence at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court on Wednesday, Judge Martin Nolan said the crime was “at the more inoffensive end”…