Environment

Irish artisans and ethical entrepreneurs are revolutionising home decor through sustainable practices, fair trade partnerships, and traditional craftsmanship that challenges exploitative capitalism.

Irish artisans are revolutionising home decor through sustainable practices, fair trade partnerships, and traditional craftsmanship, proving economic justice and environmental responsibility can thrive together.

Minister Healy-Rae warns farmers they have until December 2027 to claim ash dieback compensation or forfeit €10,000 per hectare. Over 7,000 hectares remain unprocessed.

Minister warns farmers have until December 2027 to claim ash dieback compensation worth up to €100,000, as Sinn Féin highlights devastating impact on rural communities.

Climate change forces unprecedented fishery closures as Irish rivers become too hot for salmon and trout survival, highlighting urgent environmental crisis facing our waters.

Climate change forces unprecedented river closures in Mayo as water temperatures threaten native salmon, trout populations. Irish authorities implement emergency protocols.

Japan's largest nuclear plant clears final hurdle for restart despite community opposition, marking watershed moment in post-Fukushima energy policy amid public safety concerns.

Japan clears final hurdle to restart world's largest nuclear plant amid fierce local opposition and memories of Fukushima disaster, marking watershed moment in nation's energy policy.

Environmental protections and community opposition defeat Marlet Group's 580-unit development near St Anne's Park, as Brent Geese conservation takes precedence over profit.