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One Of Ireland’s Largest Dioceses Launches Vocations Initiative
September 28, 2023 · Comments Off on One Of Ireland’s Largest Dioceses Launches Vocations Initiative
The Diocese of Killaloe is undertaking a year-long initiative to encourage men to consider joining the priesthood. Visits to parishes across the Diocese in Clare, Laois, Offaly, Tipperary and Limerick commence next weekend in Ennis followed by visits to Nenagh, Birr and Castleconnell during October. Pictured at St. Flannan’s College is Diocese of Vocations Director Fr. Ignatius McCormack and Mark Nestor of Ennis, County Clare, who entered the seminary at Maynooth during September 2023. Mark is a former student of St. Flannan’s College where Fr. Iggy currently is Principal.... [Read the full story]
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Unwrapping Ireland’s food waste: Bread is Ireland’s most wasted food, with 41% of people reporting they throw away bread
October 2, 2020 · Comments Off on Unwrapping Ireland’s food waste: Bread is Ireland’s most wasted food, with 41% of people reporting they throw away bread
Food waste is an issue of high concern for Irish people and they are willing to take action.Main reasons for waste are food passing its Use-By date and forgetting to eat leftovers in time. After bread; vegetables, fruit and salad are the foods that are thrown out most often in the home.During the Covid-19 lockdown, 29% of people reported wasting less food. Ireland has committed to halving food waste by 2030 which requires a strong response along every step of the food chain from farm to fork. New findings from an EPA survey, show food waste is a high priority in Irish households,... [Read the full story]
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SOLAS Portarlington: Where Great Food, Plants, Markets & Events Await
September 22, 2023 · Comments Off on SOLAS Portarlington: Where Great Food, Plants, Markets & Events Await
SOLAS: A Hub of Activity SOLAS is gearing up for several weeks of excitement, with double market weekends featuring Farmers on Saturdays and Vintage and Craft on Sundays. If that’s not enough, we’re also bringing a Circus and a chess tournament into the mix. It’s no wonder SOLAS is the place to be every weekend. And as autumn approaches, we’re diving headfirst into Halloween festivities, from pumpkin patches to haunted houses. Recognized Excellence SOLAS has been recognized for its groundbreaking work in creating a vibrant hub for the rural economy. The ‘Country... [Read the full story]
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SOLAS Portarlington: Where Great Food, Plants, Markets & Events Await
September 22, 2023 · Comments Off on SOLAS Portarlington: Where Great Food, Plants, Markets & Events Await
SOLAS: A Hub of Activity SOLAS is gearing up for several weeks of excitement, with double market weekends featuring Farmers on Saturdays and Vintage and Craft on Sundays. If that’s not enough, we’re also bringing a Circus and a chess tournament into the mix. It’s no wonder SOLAS is the place to be every weekend. And as autumn approaches, we’re diving headfirst into Halloween festivities, from pumpkin patches to haunted houses. Recognized Excellence SOLAS has been recognized for its groundbreaking work in creating a vibrant hub for the rural economy. The ‘Country... [Read the full story]
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Ireland Rugby Team Depart For France With Aer Lingus
August 31, 2023 · Comments Off on Ireland Rugby Team Depart For France With Aer Lingus
Today the Ireland rugby squad jetted off to France on a specially chartered Aer Lingus flight to compete against the best rugby nations in the world. The specially branded Airbus A320, Green Spirit, departed Dublin at 12 noon and was flown by Captain Caolan Flanagan, who attended the same school as Ireland rugby captain, Johnny Sexton. Aer Lingus has brought Home Advantage to Ireland Rugby matches since 2015 when it first became the official airline sponsor of Irish Rugby*. Since then, it has assisted travel for the men’s team from Ireland to all key tournaments where possible... [Read the full story]
Business
Enhanced supports for business through Solar PV Scheme announced by Ministers Ryan and Coveney
July 5, 2023 · Comments Off on Enhanced supports for business through Solar PV Scheme announced by Ministers Ryan and Coveney
New funding ranges from €2,700 to €162,600 to support an even wider range of businesses to switch to solarThis will typically support 20-30% of the investment cost, reducing payback to as little as 5 yearsNew Solar PV Scheme enhancements will boost business investment in renewable energy generation The Government has today (Tuesday, 4 July) approved amendments to the existing Non-Domestic Microgeneration Scheme, operated by the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI), to extend supports to a wider range of businesses and non-domestic applicants. This will be done through tiered grant... [Read the full story]
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One Of Ireland’s Largest Dioceses Launches Vocations Initiative
The Diocese of Killaloe is undertaking a year-long initiative to encourage men to consider joining the priesthood. Visits to parishes across the Diocese in Clare, Laois, Offaly, Tipperary and Limerick commence next weekend in Ennis followed by visits to Nenagh, Birr and Castleconnell during October. Pictured...
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