Many parts of Ireland experienced warmest autumn on record this year
Highest temperature of the season recorded in Shannon and Valentia at 27.9 degrees
Temperatures exceed 31 degrees in Ireland on hottest day of year
Met Éireann says warm and sunny weather should continue for much of next week
Farmers scaling up efforts to reduce agricultural emissions – IFA
‘What often gets overlooked is positive and tangible change occurring at farm level’
Cold weather to continue as temperatures fall to -4 degrees
Met Éireann forecasts further freezing conditions for Saturday night
Q2 sales likely to fall short of Wall Street expectations, Apple says
eBay to pay dividend with better-than-expected sales and online shopping surge
Temperatures were above average in most places across State in November
Highest temperature of 16.3 degrees reported at Shannon Airport on November 3rd, says Met Éireann in monthly weather report
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Temperatures to dip but ‘once in a blue moon’ heatwave to go on
Met Éireann has forecast ‘drought conditions’ and 25-28 degree heat this weekend
Parents to be surveyed on demand for non-Catholic schools
Education: 90% of primary schools remain under the patronage of Catholic Church
Speeding up the planning process could be a long, slow slog
Cantillon: A specialised High Court branch could deal quickly with judicial reviews
Costs of court challenge over Athenry data centre may run to €1m
Legal expenses around abandoned Apple plan estimated to be minimum of €500,000
Anger and disappointment as Apple leaves the fields of Athenry
IDA chief calls for changes to planning process after collapse of data centre project
Google to spend €150m expanding Dublin data centre
Construction phase will lead to creation of 400 temporary jobs, search giant says
Where can you get the best breakfast in Ireland?
Awards recognise the people providing the best start to the day, with two castles on the Wild Atlantic Way taking the top prizes
Planning regulator’s office to be set up later this year
Murphy tells Seanad office will have power to review procedures of An Bórd Pleanála
January sees Dublin Airport experience its wettest hour in almost 70 years
Forecast is for a spell of cold weather to set in with snow and ice on higher ground
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News review of the year: Border issues, the Garda whistleblower scandal, property prices, the Paradise Papers, Storm Ophelia and the Rescue 116 tragedy were some of the big stories of 2017
Apple data centre saga, Microsoft email case and the pilots who want to work at Aer Lingus
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EPA criticises Irish Water for sewage treatment failures in Dublin and Cork
Raw sewage discharges likely to continue in 31 areas into 2021
Higher turnover at Doyle hotels, the IDA’s plan for data centres, Brexit jobs and AIB fees
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IDA to seek advance planning permission for future data centres
State agency has identified up to 24 sites for data centre investments around Ireland
Galway TD warns of job losses over Apple data centre delays
Government plans to change law to fast-track data centres
Taoiseach sidesteps questions on water charges refunds
Kenny on US visit defers call on future of water payments amid internal FG tensions
Apple remains stuck in mud in fields of Athenry
Planning objections imperil tech giant’s planned €850 million investment
Popularity of pilgrimages endure despite drop in Mass attendance
Over 300,000 to attend June novenas which have become a major religious event
New Apple centre will not hit water supply, hearing told
An Bord Pleanála hears submissions on tech giant’s planned facility near Athenry
One-in-five now employed by foreign multinationals
Latest IDA numbers show employment in multinational sector rose to 187,000 in 2015
Data centres will add to electricity demand challenge, says Minister
Alex White to bring White Paper on energy policy to Cabinet Tuesday
Data centre investments to top €3.7bn
Report estimates increase in data centres will lead to 18% rise in demand for electricity
Ireland’s data centre boom set to continue
Giant buildings that store the internet’s cloud are springing up all over the country
Illegal cigarettes worth €1.4m seized in Galway, Louth
400kg of tobacco and counterfeit vodka also discovered by gardaí and Revenue officials
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