Climate action movement needs a Will and Grace show to penetrate resistant mindsets

European Commission proposed granting Government’s request to continue derogation from nitrates regulations

Met Éireann and Maynooth University scientists say rainfall levels will increase as planet heats further

An Coimisiún Pleanála chief says planning board must be careful as handling of projects will set precedent for all future offshore development

12 month wait for grid connection ‘makes forward thinking almost impossible’ Oireachtas committee told

Repeated problems at North Cork Creameries came to light during investigation into Blackwater fish kill

Money and self-interest dominate talks but individual countries can drive initiatives

Decisions on fossil fuels and finance deferred for further negotiations, some of which are three years away

Over 16,000 second-level pupils entered the competition with projects on energy, environment, IT and assistive technology

European Court of Justice ruling raises questions about Government’s system of water charges

Blaze started at a ‘country pavilion’ erected for side events and spread quickly to roof of temporary structure

Communities at sharp end of climate crisis have suffered enough, says secretary general

Documents in circulation at Cop had placed the word gender in square brackets, indicating there was no consensus on what the word meant

Darragh O’Brien said the grants worked and were helping Ireland meet clean energy targets

Scientists and island state representatives speak out for stronger climate change action