Row over planned wind farm at Cork beauty spot Gougane Barra
Local objectors dismayed by permission for ‘domineering’ turbines in area
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The cost of saving the planet is rising – and has been for some time
Electricity customers here will have to pay more in future to support the development of wind farms and other renewables
Survey finds fraud causing financial loss in almost half of businesses
Mazars report finds average loss due to fraud exceeds €10,000
Irish scammers tricking elderly into buying iTunes gift cards
Age Action says ‘cunning and ruthless’ criminals targeting vulnerable people
Tax breaks for private pensions should be reviewed to address inequality
‘It is totally wrong and unfair. I raised three kids, did a good job and this is the thanks I get’
Older, and wiser, students
Colleges are catering to a rapidly-growing section of the population: retirees
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Irish men ‘receive 41% more’ in pension payments than women
Emily Logan says unpaid work women do should be rewarded with social supports
Judge’s remarks on elderly drivers ‘wrong’ and ‘ageist’
Period of late maturity offers better strategic and tactical thinking, according to experts
Nursing home contracts should be examined carefully, warns Ombudsman
Fees for social activities for immobile resident dropped following complaint
Cashless bank services a danger for ‘financial elder abuse’
Advocacy group for older people concerned about impact of closures on rural communities
Garda resourcing in rural areas back under spotlight after murder of pensioner
Attack in Waterford latest in several serious assaults on elderly people in recent years
Over 35,000 pensioners hit by cuts of up to €1,500, says report
State pension changes cut money for thousands, claims Age Action
Little point in free travel pass if no transport available, committee hears
TDs and Senators asked to consider if there is a need for LGBTQI nursing homes
How would you like to die? It’s time to talk about it...
‘You get to die only once, and you have one chance to get it right’
Age Action calls for increase in pension and home help hours
More than 85,000 people over 65 are living in deprivation, Irish charity says
New bin charges for Greyhound customers unless they opt out
Company has given customers until August 1st to make their choice
Elderly rights groups criticise ESRI housing report
Report is ‘punishing older people’ for lack of social housing options, according to Alone
Ageing and active flex political muscle ahead of general election
Earn Our Vote campaign to deliver positive press on politicians who back elderly rights
CSO closes census registration due to demand
Some 17,000 have registered to become enumerators in the forthcoming census
Bank of Ireland stands alone in imposing branch restrictions
Confusion and surprise across industry over limits announced by bank
Half of bank staff dealt with suspected elder abuse
Age Action releases financial abuse survey results to coincide with World Elder Abuse Day
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