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2026 is nearly over, so why no sign of the 2026 climate plan? Activists ask minister (opens the original)
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A NETWORK OF climate activists are seeking answers to why the 2026 Climate Action Plan has not yet been published – despite 2026 being nearly over. Ireland’s annual climate plan has traditionally been published at the start of a calendar year, or in the months beforehand, but the plan for 2026 is yet to emerge. Stop Climate Chaos, a coalition of campaign groups, is urging Minister for Climate Darragh O’Brien to publish the plan as Ireland struggles to keep its greenhouse gas emissions in check.
Eric Trump promises a ballroom for Doonbeg and a Trump Tower for Dublin in RTÉ interview (opens the original)
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IN AN INTERVIEW with Katie Hannon on RTÉ Radio 1′s Drivetime this afternoon, Donald Trump’s son, Eric, was swift with answers: on the Trump-effect in Doonbeg; on the forthcoming meeting between his father and President Catherine Connolly; on comedian Rosie O’Donnell. The first question that gave him pause – just for the briefest of moments – was: “The midterms. Are you worried?” Once he got started, he took off into an answer about how he doesn’t think people aren’t motivated to get out and vote
Ireland overly relies on imported fruit and vegetables which could be hit by climate change (opens the original)
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IRELAND’S RELIANCE ON importing fruits and vegetables means we are vulnerable to climate change causing crops abroad to fail, the State’s climate watchdog has warned. The impacts of the climate crisis overseas on crops pose a risk to Ireland’s food system, which relies heavily on imports for fruit and vegetables, a new report details. The Climate Change Advisory Council has published its annual review of the agriculture and land use sector, tracking progress made on climate action and identifyin
Summer 2026 was officially the hottest in modern Irish history (opens the original)
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IT’S OFFICIAL: THIS summer is the hottest one Ireland has seen across 127 years of weather records. Summer 2026 has narrowly surpassed the record-breaking temperatures of summer 2025 – yet another signal of how the climate crisis is changing Ireland’s weather conditions. The highest temperature of the season was set on 25 June in Athenry, Co Galway, where locals experienced heat of 32.2 degrees Celsius. The details published in Met Éireann’s newly released summer climate statement track the heat
'Supersized' El Niño could land 'massive blow to communities' in coming months (opens the original)
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THE WEATHER PHENOMENON that’s warming up the Pacific Ocean is going to make climate change-driven extreme weather events even worse over the next several months. El Niño – a pattern of changing ocean temperatures and wind patterns in the tropical Pacific that happens every few years – is expected to fuel extreme weather into early next year, according to a new report by the World Meteorological Organisation (WMO). The El Niño effect isn’t new, but experts have been warning that this year’s looks
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