The High Court heard the project is now 95 per cent complete and has received more than €100 million investment

Darragh O'Brien announced on Wednesday that the new regulations will come into effect this month. 

Even though Michelle Hayes got an order protecting her from having to pay the other side's costs, she also wanted the taxpayer to pay her own costs, Mr Justice Michael Twomey said.

Tony Dean (70) of Woodhaven, Milltown, Dublin was found guilty last month by a jury at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court

In May, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPaA) secured an injunctive order on a 26-hectare area of bogland against Harte Peat Limited

It has admitted eight counts of breaching the terms of its licence in connection with levels of ammonia and orthophosphate from a wastewater treatment plant in Boherbue, in Co Cork

One in 20 private water supplies fails to meet E. coli standards

The Environmental Protection Agency said that local authorities ‘must target farm inspections’ in certain areas.

Tony Dean (70) of Woodhaven, Milltown, Dublin was found guilty by a jury at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court on Monday of offences contrary to the Waste Management Act, 1996.

The Environmental Protection Agency says Ireland has failed to comply with the required standards since 2005

The agency said water quality in Ireland 'is not as good as it should be'

Irish Water has been strongly criticised in a new report from the Environmental Protection Agency

The Environmental Protection Agency said Ireland's air quality is generally good but raised concern over localised issues

Figures from the Central Statistics Office show Ireland’s greenhouse gas emissions were 61.5 million tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent in 2021.

The Government is currently mulling over which targets to reduce emissions will be assigned to each key sector of the Irish economy.

The Environmental Protection Agency said emissions from the energy industries rose by 17.6 per cent last year, driven by a tripling of coal and oil use for electricity generation

Background noises at the site reached twice the permitted levels when tested by inspectors from the Environmental Protection Agency, Judge Anthony Halpin heard

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) prosecuted it for failing to comply with emissions laws through undue delays in repairs to equipment after leakages of fluorinated greenhouse gases.