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Your top stories on Thursday: 37 Irish Rail officials go to Berlin; and Ireland’s climate plans ‘entirely inadequate’

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The quality of natural habitats in Ireland and the species they support are declining and a ‘business-as-usual approach’ means our wild places will 'continue to decline', the EPA said today.
The quality of natural habitats in Ireland and the species they support are declining and a ‘business-as-usual approach’ means our wild places will 'continue to decline', the EPA said today.
Irish Rail sends 37 senior officials to trade fair as it faces anger over new timetables

Irish Rail sent dozens of senior officials to a transport convention in Berlin in recent days, at a time when it is struggling to overcome serious timetable problems that have led to long delays and overcrowding on some of its busiest services.

A new timetable will be published on Thursday and will become operational on Monday week. It will be the fourth such schedule in three months after two botched timetable changes in August and September led commuters to complain of chaos on the railway.

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