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A recent meeting of the Forest Windblow Taskforce heard that at least 10 windblow felling licences have been appealed.
The reopening of the Sands Centre auditorium has been delayed until at least 2026 as the work to remove RAAC panels from the roof continues. Cumberland Council says the delay to the work is due to ...
Of the 93,007 applications to the Humanitarian Assistance Scheme following Storm Éowyn in January, only 118 were from Kerry | ...
There are trees ready to "fall into the road" in Leitrim after Storm Éowyn, a council meeting heard this week. Cllr Roisin ...
This article first appeared on Galway Bay FM County Galway had the highest number of Storm Éowyn compensation claims. That’s ...
Galway had the most applications with 30,592 and Mayo had the second highest with 17,303 with County Roscommon having the ...
Mayo has recorded the second-highest number of claims to the government’s Humanitarian Assistance Scheme for people affected ...
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has completed Ireland’s first National Climate Change Risk Assessment. It confirms ...
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has identified more than 100 key risks to the State posed by climate change, with ...
Urgent action is required to mitigate the risks of disruption to energy and transport infrastructure due to climate change, ...
New figures released to TG4 show that Mayo had the second highest number of claims for the Humanitarian Assistance Scheme ...
A leisure venue's autumn and pantomime season will not go ahead after work to remove unsafe concrete in the auditorium roof ...