16 h. ago Will deleting old emails really save water during a drought? Uisce Éireann doesn't think so

The UK government told people this week to get rid of their old emails as a way to conserve water.

Politics

18 h. ago Father of girl killed in Co Mayo crash urges truck driver not to be ‘consumed by guilt’

Inquest held into deaths of Abbigael Tournié Moore (8) and her mother Aisling Moore (46) in collision on N26 road near Foxford in July 2024

Events

38 h. ago Athenry to host over 100 global industry leaders for Irish Drinks Forum

This article first appeared on Galway Bay FM Over a hundred global drinks industry leaders will descend on Athenry next month for the Irish Drinks Forum. Senior executives from brands, government and supply chain leaders will attend the flagship event for the food-and-beverage export sector. Tariffs, supply chain shocks, climate pressures and shifting consumer demand […] The post Athenry to host over 100 global industry leaders for Irish Drinks Forum appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

Politics

47 h. ago The dark heart of carbon credits: corporate greenwashing, displacement and sexual exploitation

Amid the climate crisis, no amount of wishing for an imaginary carbon unicorn will make it true

Politics

47 h. ago Carbon credits: The dark heart of the climate 'solution' that simply does not work

Amid the climate crisis, no amount of wishing for an imaginary carbon unicorn will make it true

Politics

60 h. ago Asian hornet spotted in Cork a ‘significant threat to biodiversity’, says wildlife service

Public urged to be ‘vigilant’ and report any sightings of the hornet, which endangers native pollinators

Events

66 h. ago Asian hornet spotted in Cork poses a ‘significant threat to biodiversity’, says wildlife service

Public urged to be ‘vigilant’ and report any sightings of the hornet, which poses a threat to native pollinators

Events

66 h. ago ‘Maybe the Nee Naw’s gonna save me’ – Dublin Help Zone van heading to Oasis

‘Maybe the Nee Naw’s gonna save me’ – Dublin Help Zone van heading to Oasis  The Irish Independent

Politics

3 d. ago Galway study finds Ireland's proposed climate targets risk locking in global hunger

This article first appeared on Galway Bay FM A University of Galway study claims Ireland’s proposed climate targets risk locking in global hunger. The study, published in the journal Environmental Research Letters, was done in partnership with the University of Melbourne, University College Cork and Climate Resource. It found that Ireland’s proposed climate targets protect […] The post Galway study finds Ireland's proposed climate targets risk locking in global hunger appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

Events

3 d. ago Climate scientists criticise Ireland over new ‘temperature neutrality’ proposal

‘For Ireland, with outsized methane emissions, to base its long-term climate target on stabilising warming sets a dangerous precedent’

Politics

5 d. ago Student accommodation scams: ‘People try to get you to pay deposits for a viewing’

Consumer Protection Commission warns of increase in rental scams during summer months

Politics

6 d. ago Consumers miss out on €66.7m from failing to cash in on Deposit Return Scheme

Last year, 877.85 million containers were returned made up of 433.2 million plastic bottles and 444.6 million cans.

Economics

7 d. ago See the world and save on top destinations for solo travellers

Did you know that Travel Department has holidays designed exclusively for solo travellers? With our expert partners at Travel Department,… The post See the world and save on top destinations for solo travellers appeared first on Donegal Daily.

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8 d. ago Supermarket profit margins ‘not notably high’ despite rising prices, watchdog says

Retailers may be absorbing higher production costs rather than passing them fully onto consumers, CCPC report suggests

Economics

8 d. ago Supermarket profits not 'notably high', consumer watchdog claims

The CCPC has said high inflation and agri-food costs have contributed to more expensive grocery bills.

Economics

8 d. ago Cost of food, drinks and tobacco has risen significantly over the last year, CSO data shows

The CSO also published the national average prices for consumer goods today.

Politics

9 d. ago We all need to consume less if we are to save our environment from catastrophe

Consider how you can reuse, repair and rent rather than always buying new products

Politics

9 d. ago Ireland Sets A New Global Standard With €2.4 Million Campaign Targeting Tourists Who Value Environmental Sustainability, Cultural Depth, And Authentic Experiences

Ireland Sets A New Global Standard With €2.4 Million Campaign Targeting Tourists Who Value Environmental Sustainability, Cultural Depth, And Authentic Experiences  Travel And Tour World

Economics

9 d. ago Despite US tariff threats, Ireland sees a boost in its tax receipts

The overperformance of corporation tax can’t be relied upon in a deeply uncertain international trading environment, Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe says.

Economics

9 d. ago Tourism Ireland spent over €2.4 million to attract environmentally conscious visitors

The ‘Ireland Unrushed’ campaign looked to tap in on what were called “enrichment explorers” searching for experiences rather than low-cost travel.

Economics