Any drift towards the right could be disastrous for Europe’s climate agenda
It’s not just the ‘far right’ who weaponise climate policies for politically opportunistic reasons
It’s not just the ‘far right’ who weaponise climate policies for politically opportunistic reasons
New grouping with Michael Collins and Richard O’Donoghue offers ‘common sense’ to voters, Fitzmaurice says
Gongs go to Timmy Dooley, Mary Robinson, Seán Ó Fearghaíl, Louise O’Reilly, Thomas Pringle, Michael Collins, Mary Lou McDonald and Helen McEntee, but will they be thrilled?
Contentious issues among disaffected rural voters include turf-cutting, nitrates, bog rewetting, roads investment and forestry privatisation
New calculus for Michael Fitzmaurice, Paul Kehoe, Aindrias Moynihan and Cathal Berry after population shifts
More than 350 farmers attend public meeting in Ballinasloe on Sunday raising concerns
Farmers - for and against the rewetting of peat farmland - talk about their hopes and fears on the eve of the next vote on the nature restoration law at the European Parliament on Tuesday
Recent protests in Co Clare show that small-town Ireland is about more than just farmers
Farmers have mobilised for years around the theme of rural neglect. Any new rural political party has to offer something more than simply 'opposite to the Greens'
Many independents unlikely to give up control over their own vote
Independent TD says an Irish rural party could emulate success of Dutch farmers’ party in recent elections
Social Democrats leader describes tax as ‘tokenistic’ and claims it is intended to maintain ‘status quo’
Independent TD Michael Fitzmaurice says blood sent to England for analysis but family received no results
Regulations will have to be introduced in the autumn for smokey coal, Minister tells Dáil
Emissions ceilings to be decided for economic sectors once budgets come into effect
Reductions would be offset by a rise in VAT income, FFI tells Minister
TDs and Senators pose with their pets and Howlin marks a special anniversary
Outbreak of civility as Ministers unveil Budget 2022, with even SF toning it down
Move on corporate tax ‘appeased our EU masters’, and is ‘just the beginning’, says Nolan
Some services continue to operate at 50% capacity due to Covid-19 health advice
Transition cannot be denied, as 80% of its operations now focus on renewable energy
More than 8,000 people have been through system since March, with 376 positive tests
Bord na Móna plans to rewet 31,000 hectares of bog to be used as carbon sinks
One nurse and one carer working 13-hour shifts looking after 24 residents, says director
Independent TDs Fitzmaurice and McNamara appeal for marts to be allowed to remain open
‘It is vital we do everything in our power now to arrest the current trajectory,’ says CMO
Dáil hears claims children being left ‘on the side of the road’ over lack of school transport
€500m fund established to invest in projects to reduce greenhouse gas emissions over next decade
Leo Varadkar said reopening depends on Covid-19 numbers as he faced angry TDs
Journalist who was due to travel from England to Roscommon says Covid-19 not the Black Death
Brid Smith says new mothers had been left ‘isolated’ from support services
Taoiseach makes offer at meeting attended by leaders of Fianna Fáil and Green Party
Greens’ internal issues have made Labour a more attractive option as coalition partners
Members of the group reluctant to enter coalition with the two larger parties without another small party
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How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
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