Residents raise concern as Ireland’s six new offshore wind farms move closer to reality
Developers are seeking planning permission for large-turbine wind farms as people from Louth to Wexford say they are worried about more than visual intrusion
Developers are seeking planning permission for large-turbine wind farms as people from Louth to Wexford say they are worried about more than visual intrusion
Better water and energy services will also be paid for out of this allocation, Minister for Finance says in interview with The Irish Times
Inside Business podcast with Ciarán Hancock
Account set up in 2018 to collect and hold funds pending outcome of dispute now amounts to €14bn
Independent advisory body’s latest report says urgent moves needed to protect critical infrastructure and coastlines
New ESRI research spotlights some of the root causes of poverty and why significant numbers no longer see the relevance of elections
Friends of the Earth report card concludes ‘programme for Government commitments were not strong enough in first place’
Government response to growing teacher shortages has been frustratingly slow and ineffective. Radical action is long overdue
Tax was due to kick in next year, with landowners facing an annual 3 per cent payment on the value of land earmarked for housing
‘Appropriate plan-led site selection is crucial for preventing critical ecological damage to the very environment that’s meant to be protected by the transition to renewable energy’
In the time it has left in office, the levers the Government has at its disposal to tackle the housing crisis are few and far between
Findings of Environmental Protection Agency study show climate scepticism is rare in Ireland
‘Why is this energy-guzzling industry continuing to expand when we know Ireland needs to rapidly reduce energy demand, both on security and climate grounds?’
Taighde Éireann-Research Ireland amalgamates Science Foundation Ireland and Irish Research Council with annual budget of more than €300m
New approach to have significant implications for farmers as it will allow for revisions to controversial 1945 Arterial Drainage Act
Your essential end-of-week politics catch up: Including row over hay is not going to be the last straw for the Government
It’s understood that the Coalition is to examine improvements to the existing collection system to deliver an increased level of funding being gathered
Looking back at the winners and losers of a term that was full of departures, arrivals, celebrations, apologies and the usual catfights
Your essential end-of-week politics catch up: Questions remain about budget and Biden
Call comes regarding heating homes as independent body welcomes 6% fall in carbon emissions by building sector
Do not be fooled by a cool June in Ireland - our planet is on track for its hottest year and cutting emissions is vital
Michael Flatley’s famous Feet of Flames should not to be confused with that long running Dáil Éireann production: Pants on Fire
Storage systems can bank excess energy from renewables that can be utilised on the grid instead of fossil fuel
Your essential end-of-week politics catch up: Martin lets fly, asking Independent TD, ‘What planet are you on?’
Chance of temperature event of 33 degrees increases from 1 in 180-year event in 1942 to 1 in 9-year event in 2020
Contenders Roderic O’Gorman and Pippa Hackett have emphasised different priorities for the future of the party
Party had not cleared deputies for take-off, but James O’Connor flew straight back to Beijing after casting Dáil vote
To combat ‘soundbites and clickbait’, project aims to provide trusted sources for public and policymakers
Your essential end-of-week politics catch up: Controversy over Crotty case engulfs military as Chambers makes step up
Government believes figure will rise with more extensive look back as unit commanders are summoned to meeting
The ocean is warming at twice the rate it was 20 years ago, but we still have time to legislate and establish Ireland as a leader in marine protection
Why the Aer Lingus strike is not an opportunity for Ryanair; the casual disregard politicians have for the European Parliament; and the dramatic changes in news consumption
Science Foundation Ireland to be subsumed into new State agency but unclear if Nolan will be involved
Your essential end-of-week politics catch up: Dublin City Council move shows impact of local elections
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices