3 h. ago Irish Rail plans 'bridge strike cameras' to reduce delays when bridges are hit

The system will be rolled out to frequently hit bridges in the capital first.

Events

3 h. ago Climate council calls on government to 'radically improve preparedness' for extreme weather events

The Council said recent storms had exposed Ireland’s “inadequate critical infrastructure”.

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3 h. ago Ireland must scale up preparations for extreme weather events, climate council warns

‘If we do not put structures and resources in place, communities will be increasingly exposed,’ Climate Change Advisory Council chair says

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8 h. ago Council torn as Donabate group fighting for cultural centre launches judicial review

Council torn as Donabate group fighting for cultural centre launches judicial review  Dublin Inquirer

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9 h. ago In Clontarf, someone cut down trees on council land without consulting the council

In Clontarf, someone cut down trees on council land without consulting the council  Dublin Inquirer

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16 h. ago School principal loses High Court challenge over poor professional performance finding

Principal claimed Teaching Council failed to give adequate reasons for its finding against him

Politics

17 h. ago State loses bid to block Senator's case over 'secret' deal with Royal Air Force

Senator Gerard Craughwell claims an agreement exists allowing the RAF to intercept hostile aircraft posing a threat to Ireland and UK

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17 h. ago State fails in appeal bid to block Senator’s claim over ‘secret’ Irish airspace policing deal with RAF

Independent Senator Gerard Craughwell claims in High Court case deal exists and should be disclosed to the Dáil

Events

18 h. ago Dublin City Council to develop affordable rental apartments at derelict site in Cabra

Dublin City Council to develop affordable rental apartments at derelict site in Cabra  Irish Independent

Society

19 h. ago Over 440 waste management staff on hand to keep Dublin clean over busy St Patrick’s weekend

From Friday night at 10pm right up until 6am this morning, the Council had 442 waste management staff working in the city centre on rotating shifts.

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20 h. ago State loses bid to block Senator's case over 'secret' air policing deal with Royal Air Force

Senator Gerard Craughwell had brought a High Court case over an alleged deal between Ireland and Britain for the RAF to perform air policing over the State.

Events

22 h. ago Dublin City Council mobilises over 400 staff for St Patrick’s Day clean

Dublin City Council mobilises over 400 staff for St Patrick’s Day clean-up in city  Irish Independent

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23 h. ago Dart commuters on southern route hit by delays due to ‘vandalism’

Overturned car on M50 causes delays for motorists in separate incident affecting morning commuters

Events

24 h. ago Dart services between Dalkey and Bray suspended after vandalism damages overhead lines

Irish Rail said that there will be knock-on delays elsewhere due to congestion caused.

Events

25 h. ago Crash on M50 and commuters face delays on southbound Dart services

Crash on M50 and commuters face delays on southbound Dart services  Irish Independent

Events

26 h. ago Dublin traffic LIVE: M50 crash leads to heavy delays and DART services suspended

Dublin traffic LIVE: M50 crash leads to heavy delays and DART services suspended  Dublin Live

Events

27 h. ago Almost 5,000 hospital bed days lost in 2024 due to delayed discharges of homeless patients

Cases of 28 homeless patients awaiting suitable accommodation from local authorities led to loss of 2,046 bed days, says HSE

Science

36 h. ago Dublin City Council To Debate New Rules On Personal Device Usage

Dublin City Council To Debate New Rules On Personal Device Usage  Patch

Politics

39 h. ago France Deposes Ireland As Six Nations Champs While Disappointing Failed Imperialist Country Where Rugby Was Invented

France Deposes Ireland As Six Nations Champs While Disappointing Failed Imperialist Country Where Rugby Was Invented  Defector

Events

44 h. ago Roadworks to get underway tomorrow on the N67 at Clarinbridge

This article first appeared on Galway Bay FM Roadworks are set to get underway on the N67 in Clarinbridge tomorrow. Galway County Council is undertaking tree removal works on the northern approach to the village – and the process will take several days. Between tomorrow Tuesday, March 18th, and Friday, March 21st, road restrictions will […] The post Roadworks to get underway tomorrow on the N67 at Clarinbridge appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

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