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# Richard Bruton

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Government to plant 600,000 new native trees over next three years
'Radical' new government strategy to ban single-use plastic plates, cutlery, straws
'RTÉ has to work it out': Minister says salaries of highest paid stars should be looked at
Government to put pressure on social media companies over online safety
Minister announces SEAI grants to deliver energy upgrades to nearly 700 homes
Local councils tasked with rolling out 1,000 on-street electric car charge points over the next 5 years
Electric car drivers will have to pay for charging with ESB set to announce cost next month
Retrofit scheme: Pre-deadline applications WILL be processed despite closure
Increase in electric car take-up 'could pose a substantial risk to stability of the State’s finances'
Minister told Dáil that home retrofit scheme had €6 million left. Seven weeks later, it closed down.
From 2024, the government wants to include phones and laptops in your TV licence fee
Poll: Should the TV licence fee be extended to include watching content on phones and laptops?
Minister in favour of 'naming and shaming' supermarkets that fail to reduce plastic packaging
16-year-old tells minister Fine Gael is 'passing the buck' when it comes to climate action
Government: Eir proposal to complete National Broadband Plan for €1 billion 'not feasible'
Littering could literally be halved if cigarette butts weren't thrown on the ground
Decision to halt Climate Emergency Bill described as 'utter hypocrisy' on side of the Government
Healy Rae tells ministers to get out of their 'ivory towers' and talk to Irish farming families about EU trade deal
Facebook urges against 'punitive' fines for firms who breach Government's new online safety laws
The perks, the costs and the end of free charging?: Here's what you need to know about switching to an electric car
Taoiseach says government will review UK's new 'porn block' law to see if it could work in Ireland
Dáil told insurance profits have jumped more than 1000%, but government says it's being 'as aggressive as it can be'
Consumers with solar panels could be able to sell excess electricity back to the grid in future
Bruton: 'When the wind doesn't blow and the sun doesn't shine, we need a back-up - and it remains oil and gas'
Bord na Móna could take up responsibility for growing Ireland's medicinal cannabis supply
Homeowners to pay back cost of house retrofits through their energy bills over 10 to 20 years
Ministers to order State bodies to decarbonise under new Climate Action Plan
National Broadband system could be sold on in years to come, say TDs as it's confirmed bidder to invest initial €220m
Cabinet signs off on the €3 billion broadband plan - here's what we know so far
Smoky coal ban delayed by government amid legal threats from coal industry
€3 million in funding announced to help combat illegal dumping
Bruton commits to having 70% of electricity generated from renewables by 2030
'An issue of national importance': Public consultation opens on new national cyber security strategy
Data Protection Commission says it was 'categorically' never lobbied by Enda Kenny
New law to crack down on cyberbullying and material that promotes self-harm
Protesters gather outside home of Minister for Communications Richard Bruton
Day three of nurses' strike: INMO denies that pay increases would lead to public sector 'free-for-all'
What has the Taoiseach done to reduce his carbon footprint? He's eating less meat
Should affluent areas pay less property tax? Minister says councillors should decide the rate in their area
The government is declaring war in 2019 (on single-use plastics)