Ireland’s retrofit reality: From ‘amazing’ home energy results to ‘miserable’ and costly experiences
Retrofitting offers cosy home and energy cost cuts but can also come with financial burdens and bureaucratic nightmares
Trump gives Iran 48 hours to make a deal or open the Hormuz Strait before ‘all hell’ will rain down
Search under way for missing crew member after US fighter jet shot down over Iran
Ferry and rail passengers warned of disruption as Storm Dave approaches
No flight cancellations yet as Dublin Airport gears up for busiest weekend of 2026 so far
Met Éireann extends yellow wind warning for Ireland as Storm Dave approaches
Storm is expected to hit at 1pm on Saturday, bringing gales and rainy weather until 2am on Sunday
Appeal issued over threat to nature from fires, litter and dogs
Countryside fires increased last year and wildlife and habitats are continuing to decline
Fear of electricity blackouts in Ireland prompts new protocols for data centres
Mass disconnection by sector during brief faults risks system instability, says EirGrid
An issue of low-energy use: Why data centres are linked to fears of electricity blackouts
Eirgrid has flagged concerns on data-centre behaviour that must be addressed by new code of practice
Damage from climate change extensive across Ireland in 2025, advisory council says
Extreme weather brought drought, deluges, destruction and disease costing hundreds of millions of euro
World’s biggest collection of cuckoo clocks opens to public in Waterford
Four hundred clocks from the Black Forest in Germany will now be permanent part of Museum of Time exhibition
EU court adviser casts doubt on Ireland’s nitrates derogation in water quality case
High Court has sought EU opinion on Government’s duty regarding protections from farm pollution
Authors of report that sparked retrofit row say retrofitting is vital
Researchers from ESRI say they wanted to show what additional measures might be needed
Hundreds of scientists back all-Ireland service to tackle misinformation
Science Media Centre aims to debunk myths and stop misinterpretations of science taking hold
‘Definitely an element of disbelief’: Galway student discovers second new planet in a year
Important find for astronomy will help understand planet formation
‘They’re nearly giving them away’: The precarious business of Irish vegetable growing
Food supply model under scrutiny after one of Ireland’s largest carrot producers winds down
‘Completely new compensation structure’ sought for victims of violent crime
Law Reform Commission says system must recognise non-physical forms of violence including emotional harm