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No date for Moore Street 1916 commemorative centre
Derelict national monument has ‘destroyed footfall’, Moore Street businesses say
More than €4 million dedicated to conservation of endangered Corncrake
Number of protected birds has dropped by 85 per cent since the 1970s
Dublin City Council pays €195,000 a year for empty building
21 Aungier Street, one of Dublin’s oldest buildings, was leased for homeless hostel but never used
Contract to manage Wicklow’s deer population welcomed by farmers
Farmers say animals have been ‘mercilessly’ raiding feed supplies in the area
Archaeological revelations in Meath offer a historic opportunity
Brú na Bóinne finds have captured public’s imagination, and raise questions for the State
Dowth Hall redevelopment was opposed by Government
Department warned against changes to house built above 5,000-year-old tomb
Permission granted for Aldborough House redevelopment
Derelict mansion was second-biggest private residence in Dublin after Leinster House
Hillwalker’s Mayo cave find is 5,000 year old burial site
‘When the radiocarbon dates came through it was very exciting’ - archaeologist
Permission granted for new bridge across Shannon in Athlone
Construction of 104-metre pedestrian and cycleway bridge will take two years
Government’s biodiversity action plan ‘lacks aspiration’
Environmental lobby group says its recommendations were not taken on board
Department of Heritage critical of Aldborough House plans
Integrity of Georgian architecture could be ‘compromised’ by plans for Dublin 1 property
Bridge across Shannon ‘integral part’ of Dublin-Galway cycleway
Department of Heritage a no-show at hearing on proposed 104 metre bridge for bikes and walkers
A crash course in retrofitting your period property
Around the Block: One-day event to advise on wiring historic buildings with all mod cons
Coillte denies staff cuts hampering forest fire prevention
Satellites being used to monitor illegal fires set by landowners, Minister of State says
Reported sale of licences to shoot deer in Killarney spurs concern
Seanad report: ‘If any culling is to be done, it should only be of non-indigenous sika species’
Johnny Ronan’s plan to redevelop AIB Bank Centre is approved
Four 1970s office blocks by Andrew Devane will be demolished in the €350m scheme
ISPCA joins with Government to tackle wildlife crime
New agreement aims to address the ‘growing problem’ of illegal hare-coursing
State to buy 5,000 acres in Dublin mountains from Nama
Michael Ring expresses concern over the price the agency is seeking for the land
Ring expresses ‘worry’ about Nama land valuations
Concern raised after question over planned sale of land above Glenasmole reservoir
Skellig Michael suffers significant storm damage - OPW
Length of wall along main visitor path to Unesco World Heritage site hit by waves or rockfall
Judge makes ‘longest tail’ quip at tail end of shot deer case
Fines paid after killing of red Killarney stag years ago but case drags over hunting licence
Kerry red deer could be moved from Killarney to capital’s Phoenix Park
Sixty one golden eagles released in Ireland since 2001 and 10 chicks reared since 2007
1916 Rising centenary commemorations will attract international interest, Minister says
Sinn Féin concerned about delay in restoring Moore street houses in time for 2016
Man who shot Killarney stag to pay €3,250 as ‘atonement’
Court told animal was from herd of red deer native to Co Kerry and could not be replaced
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