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Wednesday 25 November 2020
The six-week restrictions begin tomorrow.
Andy Friend’s coaching ticket formalised some processes in their training week, but left players to their own devices come matchday.
Amid major shifts in the energy market, Michael Phelan’s GridBeyond has spotted an opportunity.
The Shannon scrum-half showed his potential in a cameo off the bench at Thomond Park yesterday.
The islands are aiming to become “energy independent” by 2022.
Mourinho’s new side led 3-0 early in the second half, but retreated under late pressure and won 3-2 at the finish.
Ireland will be aiming to generate 70% of its electricity through renewable methods, Minister Bruton said.
Varadkar said Ireland’s first LNG terminal in the Shannon estuary in north Kerry could be the answer to Ireland’s energy security.
The government has some ambitious targets for 2030 – but industry has plenty of work to do.
After the damaging defeat to Japan, it seems likely that there will be changes aplenty for Russia.
The grants, which have been approved for a number of community projects, will also cover upgrades for commerical and community buildings.
As Ireland makes to shift from fossil fuels to renewable energy, midlands communities fear they will be left behind.
The Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland said there was no more funding available.
Two Argentine power companies confirmed that the failure knocked out electricity throughout Argentina.
Green Party leader Eamon Ryan said Fine Gael can’t be taken seriously on climate action if they support oil and gas drilling.
Junior Minister Sean Canney dismissed a Bill which aims to stop the issuing of any new licences for the exploration of fossil fuels.
The €1 billion underwater electricity cable linking Ireland and France is expected be finished by 2025/2026.
Panda Power and Pinergy have become the latest Irish energy companies to up their prices.
The company said the decision to raise prices was made in response to sustained increases in wholesale energy costs on global markets.
Ireland’s energy regulator said it had expected that some generators would close their plants due to a change in how contracts are awarded to allow for greater competition.
Customers buying soft drinks containing more than 150mg of caffeine per litre will be asked to prove their age.
Nighttime lights disrupt our body clocks and raise the risks of cancer, diabetes and depression.
The activist group ‘Parents Against the Incinerator’ are holding a meeting this evening. Here’s a bit of what will be discussed.
The regulator said it is important that customers know their rights.
The trend is putting the state on a collision course with the EU over renewable-energy targets.
The plant has been gearing up for its first day of operations, in a process known as ‘hot commissioning’.
Renewable energy in Ireland is currently predominantly generated from the wind.
BEenergy is challenging more established rivals like Bord Gáis Energy on price.
The windfarm is expected to reduce carbon dioxide emissions by 100,000 tonnes each year.
Don’t expect anything that helps build on a long-term vision for Ireland.
Get your votes in. Don’t rate any of our suggestions? We want to hear yours.
And away from the television.
In the small Thai village of Pa Deng nearly 100 families use cow dung as a source of energy.
Last week, the UK government stalled on signing off on a new nuclear power plant – just the latest setback in a decade long saga.
Close to 80,000 people switched their electricity provider in the first three months of this year.
The Greystones twins start their days at 5am and share nearly everything they do online.
The amount of caffeine in various drinks — or even the same drink from a different chain — can vary dramatically.
Some of the drinks on the Irish market contain as many as 16 teaspoons of sugar.
Did you know we’re one of the most energy-dependent countries in Europe?
In 2015, over 500 new electric cars were supported through the government grant scheme.
WELL, after over two months, tonight is the night. The Great British Bake Off 2020 final.
This has been a unique series, with the cast and crew forming a Covid-19 ‘bubble’ in a hotel for six weeks to record the episodes.
Tonight’s episode will see the three finalists battle it off in the tent before a winner is announced.
So, today we want to know… Will you watch the Great British Bake Off final tonight?
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