The National Centre for the Circular Economy has said Ireland will need more resources to adequately deal with textile waste.

It’ll first come into effect on certain streets in the south inner-city, and hit the north inner-city next year, said a council official earlier this week.

Diageo employees in Dublin can now take advantage of a “try before you buy” scheme featuring 40 electric bicycles, allowing them to borrow an e-bike. Employees have access to the bikes for a four-month trial period before deciding whether to purchase their preferred bike through the Bike-to-Work scheme. The company said that its staff can now choose from four e-bike models, with child seats and accessories available.

Exceptional temperatures are now becoming the norm

A woman in her 30s has been knocked off her bicycle and seriously injured in a collision involving a truck driver turning into Dolphin’s Barn Bridge in Dublin after midday today. Emergency services attended the scene of a collision involving a truck driver and a person on a bicycle at Dolphin’s Barn Bridge in Dublin 8. The collision happened as the truck driver made a left turn from Dolphins Road, over the Royal Canal and onto Dolphin’s Barn.

Tonight's IBikeBop music-filled critical mass cycle around Dublin City Centre is the group's annual IBikeBoo -- the normal route around the city with a Halloween twist. The IBikeBoo cycle is being organised by campaign group I Bike Dublin, and Alternative Dublin City, a collective of artists, guides, and photographers. The latter is sponsoring a €100 voucher for the best costume.

A new report has said that Ireland's car dependent transport system is fuelling a slow-motion health and climate emergency, driven by physical inactivity, chronic illness and environmental degradation...

“Most of the music studios have cats; we don't have a studio cat, we have a studio seagull,” says Al Cowan, owner of Sonic Recording Studios.

McNally Family Farm turned their backs on big supermarkets 30 years ago, opting to sell directly to consumers instead. Now, it’s where top Dublin chefs source their produce

If you rent, you don’t get to choose your boiler, insulation level, or your windows, but you do pay the bills. Minimum BER rules would change that.

"The simple thing is, protect this, and you protect the city," says Marcus Collier, associate professor and head of botany at Trinity College Dublin.

A friendly and welcoming call to connect with other parents who want to see more climate action to protect kids and future generations.