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Energy Emissions
'No room for complacency' as 30-year low in energy emissions recorded, energy authority says
Coastal Erosion
Number of homes at risk of falling into sea rises by 173% in five years
Internal government document warns coastal erosion has severely escalated on Ireland’s coasts since 2017, The Journal Investigates can reveal.
Thousands of homes will be lost to coastal change
Managed retreat will be only option in areas
Councils still building on erosion hotspots
Tuesday
10 Dec 2024
government formation talks
FF and FG deputy leaders meet as big question mark hangs over 'parity of esteem'
Who will be the third wheel of government is yet to be decided.
Syria
'I'm trying not to lose hope': Irish man's parents stuck in Aleppo amid uprising
A Longford GP and his wife went back to Aleppo to check on their house only to find themselves in the throes of an unexpected uprising.
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Ireland On Your Doorstep: The best Christmas markets across Ireland this December
Glenveagh Homes
Dec 10
Inquiry
Secondary school teacher who sent inappropriate messages to students to be removed from teaching register
Israel
Explainer: Why was newly elected Social Democrats TD Eoin Hayes suspended just days into the job?
Analysis
Fall from grace for Soc Dems TD reminds newbie politicians to take a leaf out of Ben Dunne's book
Dylan Coady Coleman
File on death of schoolboy after being struck by a van being prepared for the DPP, inquest hears
storm darragh
Dublin-Holyhead ferry crossings cancelled again tonight but plan to resume late tomorrow
Fianna Fáil TD
Ethics investigation finds Robert Troy made genuine, but avoidable, declaration errors
regulator report
'Significant failings in governance and financial management' at Peter McVerry Trust
The charity is required to undergo an intensive oversight and monitoring programme.
Asylum Seekers
'Completely inappropriate' to pause decisions on Syrian asylum applications, says refugee council
grass is always greener
'We could've used our elbows a bit more': Ciarán Cuffe on the Greens' demise and new EU role
Revenue
Former Fianna Fáil TD Ivor Callely makes €173k settlement with Revenue for under-declaring VAT
the viper
Martin 'the Viper' Foley faces CAB house seizure over unpaid tax debt of almost €1 million
Vanessa O'Callaghan
Funeral of 36-year-old woman fatally attacked outside Cork soup kitchen held today
David John andrews
Belfast man (55) who posed as a teenager online to commit child sex offences sentenced
your stories
Are you a Syrian living in Ireland? We want to hear your thoughts on the fall of the Assad regime
power hungry
Campaigners call on government to pause data centre growth due to climate commitment threat
Monday
9 Dec 2024
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