LDA seeks to evade legal threat to Dundrum housing scheme
State agency has launched a fresh planning bid for 934 homes on the site of the former Central Mental Hospital
Irish Aviation Authority backtracks on draft Dublin Airport charges decision
The Irish Aviation Authority (IAA) has backtracked on a draft decision issued earlier this year that would have forced Dublin Airport to reassess its charg...
Union accuses DHL of trying to avoid ‘substantial’ redundancy payout for veteran worker
Employee had been working for the logistics giant since 2009
Shipment company reports 200% increase in relocations from Ireland to Australia
Global luggage shipping company My Baggage has reported an over 200 per cent increase in shipments to Australia, where Irish students and young professionals continue to relocate to study and…
Locals protest as plans submitted for new 40-year solar farm in East Cork
The project would include 25 single-story transformer stations
Donegal still has the lowest wages in the country
FacebookTweetLinkedInPrint Donegal still has the lowest wages in the country. Figures released by the Central Statistics Office (CSO) show the…
Sale of new EVs down 40% in Galway
The downward trend is also present nationally, with pressure being put on the Government to intervene to help people make the switch.
SEAI: Energy emissions down by almost 8% in 2023
Greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from the energy sector dropped by almost 8% in 2023, a record rate of reduction, the SEAI has said.
Data centres drive electricity demand increase as emissions fall too slowly to hit climate goals
Data centres are placing a significant demand on Ireland’s energy supply, a new report shows.
If electric vehicles are the future, additional State support is required
Sales of electric vehicles are plunging and that must be reversed