Rising heat-related emissions a ‘serious challenge’ to climate targets, study finds
SEAI publishes study outlining options to reach net zero emissions in heat sector
‘Vulnerable will struggle to keep their homes warm’ – Richard Boyd Barrett
Budget 2022: Climate actions ramped up to include retrofitting houses, says Eamon Ryan
Public needs to be persuaded of benefits of addressing climate change, conference told
Message can be perceived as ‘scary and negative’ despite many positive aspects
Ireland among most ambitious on climate action, Tánaiste insists
Businesses have key role in decarbonisation and opportunity to ‘create new jobs’
‘Mass mobilisation of Irish society’ needed to embrace retrofitting over coming decade
Retrofitting programme could create 32k new jobs, generate €600m in economic savings every year
Ireland’s carbon emissions decline by almost 6% in 2020 due to pandemic
Reductions ‘do not negate the need for targeted’ action, says environmental bodies
Home and business heat emissions not falling fast enough, SEAI warns
Renewable heat a climate priority but Ireland not on track to meet targets
Role of ‘survivor cannibalism’ during Great Famine detailed in new TV documentary
The Hunger: The Story of the Irish Famine isRTÉ’s first major project on the catastrophe
Flu epidemic of 1918 warns us of coronavirus risk to frontline workers
Rite&Reason: Social distancing can help us all protect our clergy, police and health workers
Robinson says public servants must provide ‘emergency response’ to climate crisis
Former president claims delegates to the UN make ‘fine speeches’ but put forward few concrete plans to reduce emissions
Do you have an old ha’penny? You can swap it for a book
International Literature Festival Dublin has come up with a mint way to celebrate its 21st-anniversary
Civil servant reported by her brother for making fake welfare claims
Court told woman (33) stole €6,736 while working in branch of Department of Social Protection
Exhibition on priests who ministered during Easter Rising
‘Gives a glimpse into a dimension of 1916 which could easily be overlooked’
Dublin’s Ha’penny Bridge reaches its 200th birthday
Landmark has survived despite criticism by WB Yeats and the scourge of ‘love locks’
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