Climate change

Experts say previous Super El Niño's contributed to some of the warmest years ever recorded globally

Warnings of extreme heat risks as 'super El Nino' could be on the way

Funding awarded for Community Climate Projects across Louth

Louth to benefit from €593k under Community Climate Projects

Funding awarded for Community Climate Projects across Louth

Louth to benefit from €593k under Community Climate Projects

Rising data centre demand offsetting green power gains, watchdog warns

Catherine Connolly criticises ‘deafening silence’ over ‘normalisation of war’

Ireland’s basking sharks and other fish risk overheating, says ‘sobering’ study

‘No longer a blessing’ – How Rwanda is coping with increased rainfall

Hundreds of Rwandans await relocation after village decimated by severe flood

2025 was third hottest year on record as 'human activity' blamed

Network of cross-border greenways plan boosted by 2m euro from Irish Government

'Remarkable' that whale species never before seen in Ireland has washed up dead

More leaders need to ‘tell it as it is’ Taoiseach tells Cop30

The Community Climate Action Programme is designed to support local communities to take meaningful climate action through funding programmes. Applications for funding are currently being accepted

Over €600k for climate action projects in Louth

Cllr Robert Nash with the Simpson family who sponsored a tree. All Photos: Arthur Kinahan

PHOTOS: Dromiskin community comes together to celebrate Climate Action Week

Aoibheann Lynch, St Peter's NS Principal, Cllr Robbie Nash, Pat Mulligan, Dromiskin Tidy Towns and school children who were winners in the Climate Action Poster Competition. Photo: Arthur Kinahan

Dromiskin celebrates Climate Action Week with tree planting and poster competiti...

The Community Climate Action Programme is designed to support local communities to take meaningful climate action through funding programmes. Applications for funding are currently being accepted

Over €600k for climate action projects in Louth

Cllr Robert Nash with the Simpson family who sponsored a tree. All Photos: Arthur Kinahan

PHOTOS: Dromiskin community comes together to celebrate Climate Action Week Michelle O'Keeffe

Aoibheann Lynch, St Peter's NS Principal, Cllr Robbie Nash, Pat Mulligan, Dromiskin Tidy Towns and school children who were winners in the Climate Action Poster Competition. Photo: Arthur Kinahan

Dromiskin celebrates Climate Action Week with tree planting and poster competiti...

The event brought together policy experts such as Lorcan Sirr, local community activist Carol Bonner of CATU, and Kevin Meenan community worker and politician.

Friends of the Earth Dundalk hosts Community Conversation on Housing and Climate

Failing to meet climate targets could cost Ireland up to €26 billion in EU sanct...

Tree fallen in Storm Éowyn

Safeguarding action yet to be taken after Storm Éowyn destroyed lives across the...

NEST Centre Manager Karen Duffy and CEO if Ardee Credit Union Niall Lambert

Sustainable training launched for Louth businesses and entrepreneurs

ALERT: Extreme weather events set to hit major Irish services and put human heal...

ALERT: Irish supermarkets pull popular crisps from shelves marked 'unsafe' to eat

'Going up and up and up'- Why is there a 'shocking increase' in the price of foo...

Louth County Council to commemorate Covid deaths in Louth

'Major step forward' in Louth County Council’s Climate Action Plan welcomed

Irish people rush to buy this one essential item as sales more than double amid heatwave

Irish people rush to buy this one essential item as sales more than double amid ...

Louth County Council to commemorate Covid deaths in Louth

'Major step forward' in Louth County Council’s Climate Action Plan welcomed

Storm Barra: Tree blocking road in Carlingford

'Workers must not pay the price'- Calls for paid 'climate leave' amid new 'start...
'Many workers felt unsafe working and travelling during Storm Eowyn'- Unite general secretary Sharon Graham
Rachel Kavanagh

Objections against wind and solar farms to be more difficult under new Climate P...

Dundalk Tidy Towns granted funding for Ramparts River study (Photo provided courtesy of LAWPRO)

Friends of the Earth Dundalk receive funding to support their work

Ireland needs to be better prepared for extreme weather – climate council

Cross-border marine and coastal management projects receive £20m in funding

Irish aid for Guatemala more vital after Trump’s cuts, says charity

Taoiseach describes damning climate report as ‘highly speculative and uncertain’

Taoiseach defends Government response to tackling emissions

Warning over potential 27 billion euro climate bill

GAA club turns into family refuge and office as thousands remain without power

Ireland has fourth hottest year on record

Greens defend policies after party ranked third on climate action

Martin rejects Green claims that coalition almost collapsed

Fianna Fail and Fine Gael ‘marginalising’ Green Party, claims leader

The 'Dublin bubble' lecture farmers about climate change, Simon Harris tells The...

‘We’re surrounded by water’: Expat teacher outside Valencia unable to leave town

Hollywood actor calls out Irish Green Party breaking their environmental promise...

Met Eireann releases list of new storm names for next storm season

UK heat-related deaths predicted to soar by end of century with 3C of warming

Two-horse race in Green Party leadership contest

Children’s minister Roderic O’Gorman announces Green Party leadership bid

Eamon Ryan - just following in a long line of Dublin centric political leaders who don’t have a clue about life outside the pale

REVEALED: Hottest May on record had 'poor' levels of sunshine

Louth Green Party Chair urges people to think of climate challenge when voting

Ireland to miss emissions targets even under best case scenario – watchdog

Winter storm rainfall in Ireland ‘made 20% heavier by climate change’

Winter storm rainfall in UK and Ireland ‘made 20% heavier by climate change’

No need to reduce cattle numbers to hit carbon emissions target – Taoiseach

Half of Irish people refuse to change diet or car usage to stop climate change

European Investment Bank chief visits projects supported by 1.6bn euro funding

Young people set to debate climate change at Leinster House

REVEALED: Irish people say climate change will influence how they vote in upcomi...