Warning not to drink water affected by aluminium in Tipperary lifted but boil notice stays
Uisce Éireann has apologised for disruption in Tipperary communities
Met Éireann in scramble to save amateur weather watchers’ network from shutdown
About 150 private weather stations nationwide feed into the Wow platform, which the UK will soon close
Co Tipperary town told not to drink water due to excessive aluminium content
Ardfinnan residents angered by ongoing problems: ‘We simply want a safe and reliable water supply’
Businesses and producers urged to take stand against staggering level of Irish food waste
Government-backed declaration calls for sharing instead of dumping surplus food
‘Grand Canyon-esque’: Atlas of the unseen brings Ireland’s deep sea wonders into the light
Project pieced together maps of the country’s extensive seabed at depths of up to 5km
Cork scientist wins top international physics prize
Professor JC Séamus Davis honoured for pioneering work in quantum physics
The Government won’t raise carbon tax again but promises to decarbonise the economy – how?
Climate change and energy experts have their say on the reasons for the budget U-turn – and whether they will work
Regulator says ‘forever chemical’ found in Irish cereals should be classified as toxic
Department of Health disputes validity of tests but waits for directions from European Union
A Pacific island ‘will be swallowed’ by the sea within decades. Is Ireland paying attention?
Ireland and Tuvalu are joining forces in an attempt to hold back the tide of apathy as sea levels rise
‘Irish Government is clearly not listening’: Nature groups criticise lack of budget funding for restoration
Budget allocates just €6m extra to NPWS despite experts saying €700m needed annually for nature restoration
Minister backs Bord Bia chair after business found using non-Irish meat for second time this year
The food promotion board got €60.7m in this week’s budget
Carbon tax U-turn calls Government’s climate commitments into question
Environmental groups despair as Budget 2027 sees polluter-pays principle reversed
Fuel excise cuts extended to February as carbon tax is slashed to ease home heating costs
Budget 2027 energy measures: Cuts in excise duty on petrol and diesel, due to end this month, are now being extended until the end of February
‘Appalling attack’: Man forced into bin and pushed on to railway tracks at Dublin Dart station
Gardaí appeal for witnesses to incident at Harmonstown station on Sunday night