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Government's social justice claims disputed by coalition of civil groups – The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

Government's social justice claims disputed by coalition of civil groups – The Irish Times

Significant progress made on achieving sustainable development goals, says Minister for the Environment Eamon Ryan

Letters to the Editor: Ryan Tubridy should clear the air and go back to work - Vimarsana News

Letters to the Editor: Ryan Tubridy should clear the air and go back to work

Letters to the Editor: Ryan Tubridy should clear the air and go back to work: A comprehensive series of articles on this topic

Rosslare Europort set for €500m investment as Minister Ryan outlines wind energy plans – 'now we turn to our oceans' - Vimarsana News

Rosslare Europort set for €500m investment as Minister Ryan outlines wind energy plans – 'now we turn to our oceans'

With record temperatures being recorded across the globe the government has announced it will invest “close to half a billion euro” into Rosslare Europort as part of concerted plans to reduce carbon emissions across the country. Key to these developments is the newly-launched Maritime Area Regulatory Authority (MARA) which will be responsible for regulating development and activity in Ireland’s maritime area.

Western Rail Corridor will cost more than €154 million – Eamon Ryan - Vimarsana News

Western Rail Corridor will cost more than €154 million – Eamon Ryan

Green Party leader Eamon Ryan says reopening Western Rail Corridor 'won’t be as cheap as some people have indicated’.

Roscommon Herald — Ireland needs to reduce emissions faster after targets missed, says Ryan - Vimarsana News

Roscommon Herald — Ireland needs to reduce emissions faster after targets missed, says Ryan

Ireland has used 47 per cent of its carbon budget for the 2021-25 period in the first two years.