Government advice on air travel is indeed hypocritical
There’s no joined-up thinking on passenger cap
Shannon
Shannon water extraction project will be on time and on budget, Uisce Éireann says
Project will be ‘comfortably’ completed for between €4.6bn and €5.9bn, Uisce Éireann tells Oireachtas committee
Ireland’s water challenge isn’t shortage – it’s resilience
State’s water infrastructure in 2026 reflects decades of underinvestment, climate change and growth in demand
Cage fighter seeks miscarriage of justice ruling for 2014 murder conviction
Leszek Sychulec (40s) was jailed over killing of man (23) beaten and left to drown in river Shannon
CSG targets €150m in revenue with UK acquisition
Irish firm has announced deal to acquire UK-based distribution specialist Resource Chemicals
US troop numbers passing through Shannon soar 80%
More than 3,000 US troops passed through airport during March after Iran conflict started
What US military flights over Shannon say about Micheál Martin and Irish neutrality
Failure to report flights cannot credibly be dismissed as an oversight
Peace activist’s trespass at US aircraft in Shannon Airport was to protect lives, court hears
Attorney General asks Supreme Court to address legal issues regarding right to protest
Industrial market remains resilient in face of global uncertainty
560,300sq ft of space taken up in first quarter, with three Dublin deals accounting for nearly half of all activity
Why protecting the river Shannon’s species matters
A reader’s perspective on biodiversity and human survival
Infrastructure delivery reforms should speed up two ‘critical’ water projects, says Minister
Jack Chambers plans to bring the Critical Infrastructure Bill to Cabinet next month
Another Trump administration Ice deportation flight refuelled in Shannon Airport this week
Private jet that landed in Co Clare while travelling to Egypt is latest of six aircraft to do so in last year
Activist Margaretta D’Arcy ‘raged against normalisation of war’, recalls President Connolly
Nollaig na mBan commemoration held in Galway for anti-war campaigner who died in November
A pipe is to be laid from Tipperary to Dublin and a lot of people will be affected
Planning permission is being lodged for the biggest water project in the history of the state and a lot of people are going to be affected
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