Dublin Bus services to be re-routed from this weekend
Dublin Bus have announced the re-routing of 24 different bus services as a result of road layout changes on Dawson St in the city centre. The new Luas Cross City line means that there is now no right turn from Dawson St onto Nassau St. Changes are listed below, all beginning on Sunday 1st October: […]
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Dublin Bus services to be re-routed from this weekend
Dublin Bus have announced the re-routing of 24 different bus services as a result of road layout changes on Dawson St in the city centre. The new Luas Cross City line means that there is now no right turn from Dawson St onto Nassau St. Changes are listed below, all beginning on Sunday 1st October: […]
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IFA Welcomes Commencement Of Shannon Maintenance Work
IFA Flood Project Chairman Padraic Joyce has welcomed the commencement of maintenance work on the River Shannon, and called for a continuous programme that will help address the ongoing problems of summer flooding and mitigate flooding in winter. At a meeting with OPW Minister, Kevin ‘Boxer’ Moran yesterday, Padraic Joyce acknowledged that after many […]
Report Shows Tourims VAT Increase Will Cost Jobs
Restaurants Association of Ireland, CEO, Adrian Cummins has today expressed deep concern about any increase to the 9% VAT rate for Tourism. The Association has launched its economic impact report by Economist, Jim Power which assesses the impact a 1% increase in the VAT rate would have on the sector. The food service and […]
Changes To Knowledge Transfer Programme Must Be Built Upon – IFA
IFA has received confirmation that a number of changes the Association had sought to the Knowledge Transfer Scheme are to be introduced. Speaking following a meeting with the Department of Agriculture on the scheme, IFA Deputy President Richard Kennedy said that the changes to the Knowledge Transfer Programme to make it more workable must […]
Bananas Are Ireland’s Top Choice Baby Snack
Bananas are the top choice of Irish parents when it comes to picking baby and toddler snack foods, according to the results of the annual National Parenting Product Awards. For the third time in the competition’s four year history, Freddy Fyffes bananas were the chosen winner in the Food and Feeding section based on […]
EPA And An Taisce Launch GLOBE, An International Citizen Science Schools’ Programme
“We in the EPA recognise our important role in providing online, up-to-date and accessible information on the environment to stakeholders. We are working hard to make environmental information interesting and relevant to the public, to stimulate increased engagement with the environment and to mobilise sustainable behaviours”, said Laura Burke, Director General of the Environmental Protection […]
Irish Rail users face weekend disruption
Irish Rail users will face disruption this weekend due to maintenance on several lines. There will be no rail or DART service between Bray and Greystones all day on Sat 30th Sept and until 2pm on Sun 1st Oct. Dublin Bus will run extra services on the 84 route between Bray and Greystones and rail tickets will […]
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Autumnal Weather Conditions – Expect Rain and Showers
OVERVIEW: Mainly dry start to Thursday, perhaps with some mist and fog patches, but becoming wet and windy from the west later. Early rain on Friday clearing to blustery showers and turning cooler. SIGNIFICANT WEATHER: Moderate or heavy rain, within the short term, through the remainder of Wednesday, bringing some poor driving conditions, along with […]
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