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Taoiseach And Cabinet Ministers To Visit Clare Today For ICMSA Conference - Vimarsana News

Taoiseach And Cabinet Ministers To Visit Clare Today For ICMSA Conference

The Taoiseach, Minister for Environment and Minister for Agriculture will be visiting Clare today for the ICMSA’s Annual General Meeting. Leo Vardadkar, Green Party leader Eamonn Ryan and Fianna Fáil’s Charlie McConolague are all expected to speak at the event which is kicking off at the Radison Blu Hotel at 2pm. The Mercusor Beef Trade […]

Source: clare.fm
Government to get tough on enforcing laws around driving - Vimarsana News

Government to get tough on enforcing laws around driving

The Minister for Transport says the Government is going to "get tough" on enforcing laws around d...

Source: redfm.ie
EU review gives Wicklow skipper CJ Gaffney hope as home support wanes - Vimarsana News

EU review gives Wicklow skipper CJ Gaffney hope as home support wanes

After being shown a glimmer of hope in his ongoing quest for justice via an EU safety review, Arklow skipper CJ Gaffney has slammed the support he has received from Irish representatives, saying: “When the EU is helping you but you’re own reps aren’t, something is seriously wrong”.

High Court permits Shannon LNG to challenge refusal of €650m Co Kerry gas terminal - Vimarsana News

High Court permits Shannon LNG to challenge refusal of €650m Co Kerry gas terminal

Developer claims An Bord Pleanála ‘slavishly’ adhered to Government policy on fracked gas

New retrofitting loan scheme agreed by Government and EU Investment Bank to roll out next year - Vimarsana News

New retrofitting loan scheme agreed by Government and EU Investment Bank to roll out next year

Homeowners will be able to borrow from €5,000 to €75,000 on an unsecured basis for a term of up to 10 years under the scheme.