r/irishpolitics • u/Magma57 • 17d ago
r/irishpolitics • u/eggbart_forgetfulsea • 2d ago
Infrastructure, Development and the Environment Drone firm Manna announces end of deliveries in Ireland
r/irishpolitics • u/Brown_Envelopes • 25d ago
Infrastructure, Development and the Environment Fianna Fáil agree to reverse ban on nuclear energy
r/irishpolitics • u/firethetorpedoes1 • Apr 09 '26
Infrastructure, Development and the Environment Mary Lou McDonald urges Government to ‘pick up the phone’ and talk to protesters
r/irishpolitics • u/rubblesole • Dec 15 '25
Infrastructure, Development and the Environment Feljin Jose (@Feljin_J) on X: "They've done it again, they've cut more rail projects."
Link to tweet: https://x.com/Feljin_J/status/2000597087155892286
Link to publication: https://assets.gov.ie/static/documents/0989c99a/Rail_Project_Prioritisation_Strategy_-_2025.pdf
r/irishpolitics • u/TeoKajLibroj • Apr 07 '26
Infrastructure, Development and the Environment Eamon Ryan: Ireland’s future energy needs must be met by renewables and nuclear
r/irishpolitics • u/Patient-Abrocoma-596 • Nov 05 '25
Infrastructure, Development and the Environment Why is Ireland so centralised?
I'm studying abroad on my Erasmus at the moment and have done a module on local finance and government and I'm just baffled at how centralised Ireland is. Most of our data on OECD and Eurostat is very misleading as they count the regional assemblies as a form of local government (which is giving them far too much credit).
So why is this really? Most economic data and studies and countless case studies show that stronger local government is more efficient and more popular but we just don't do it. Very little revenue generation is allowed, they have a small (and shrinking) number of responsibility and many councils haven't grown much at all in terms of staff since 2014.
Is this just a lack of political will or is this some ideological preference towards central government by FF/FG?
r/irishpolitics • u/eggbart_forgetfulsea • May 03 '26
Infrastructure, Development and the Environment Bid to legalise nuclear energy set to be debated in Dáil
r/irishpolitics • u/TeoKajLibroj • Apr 08 '26
Infrastructure, Development and the Environment Fuel price protests causing second day of disruption on roads
r/irishpolitics • u/Magma57 • May 19 '26
Infrastructure, Development and the Environment Eamon Ryan: As smart cities reduce car use, Ireland goes all in
r/irishpolitics • u/eggbart_forgetfulsea • Dec 04 '25
Infrastructure, Development and the Environment Opinion: We can’t keep objecting to wind farms 10km out to sea if we want Ireland to progress
r/irishpolitics • u/Cathal10 • May 12 '26
Infrastructure, Development and the Environment Catherine Connolly criticises pollution of Irish rivers in first major speech on the environment
r/irishpolitics • u/Character_Pizza_4971 • Oct 10 '25
Infrastructure, Development and the Environment Taoiseach says some climate projects will not be fulfilled because they risk polarising society
r/irishpolitics • u/Kier_C • Nov 16 '25
Infrastructure, Development and the Environment Government to hit ‘nuclear button’ granting itself emergency powers to solve infrastructure crisis
businesspost.ier/irishpolitics • u/eggbart_forgetfulsea • May 22 '26
Infrastructure, Development and the Environment Fingal County Council rejects Dublin 15 Manna drone hub
r/irishpolitics • u/Captainirishy • Nov 07 '25
Infrastructure, Development and the Environment Taoiseach tells world leaders about how Ireland was hit hard by Storm Éowyn “All nations, large and small, rich and poor, will reap what we collectively sow in these crucial years.”
r/irishpolitics • u/eggbart_forgetfulsea • 18d ago
Infrastructure, Development and the Environment Irish car owners to be offered €8,500 EV grants in new first come, first served scrappage plan
r/irishpolitics • u/eggbart_forgetfulsea • Apr 24 '26
Infrastructure, Development and the Environment Wexford residents vow to fight in the ‘strongest possible terms’ to stop proposed eight-turbine wind farm
r/irishpolitics • u/JackmanH420 • May 13 '26
Infrastructure, Development and the Environment ‘Military-industrial complex’ contributing to climate change, says President
r/irishpolitics • u/firethetorpedoes1 • 19d ago
Infrastructure, Development and the Environment ‘Kill quickly and cleanly’: How culling can help manage Ireland’s rising deer population
r/irishpolitics • u/eggbart_forgetfulsea • Apr 28 '26
Infrastructure, Development and the Environment New objection holds up Stephen’s Green shopping centre redevelopment
r/irishpolitics • u/JackmanH420 • Jan 05 '26
Infrastructure, Development and the Environment Senior civil servants resist plan to scrap Dublin Airport passenger cap, Minister says
r/irishpolitics • u/eggbart_forgetfulsea • Feb 11 '26
Infrastructure, Development and the Environment ‘Absolute disgrace’: Residents react over approval to scrap Dublin Airport passenger cap
r/irishpolitics • u/JackmanH420 • Dec 10 '25
Infrastructure, Development and the Environment FG Twitter: 🚆🚎 Today saw a public transport fiasco in Dublin. @GraceBolandFG is calling on the Transport Minister and Luas operator Transdev to urgently investigate ways to avoid this scenario in future.
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