Issues
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Roadmap to a low-carbon economy
Investments in energy efficiency and Europe’s power network infrastructure would create a decarbonised power sector just as reliable as the…
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Selling the state assets
A review of the state’s assets and liabilities has concluded that approximately €5 billion worth of state-owned companies should be…
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The Seanad: a case for abolition?
Peter Cheney considers Seanad Éireann’s structure, history and possible future. The upper chamber faces abolition or comprehensive reform, pending a…
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Electoral (Amendment) (Political Donations) Bill
Purpose: to amend the Electoral Acts and to implement political funding commitments set out in the Programme for Government. Despite…
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A new story about Ireland
ICTU’s Macdara Doyle outlines Congress’ attempts to improve Ireland’s image abroad by arguing that the austerity measures are too severe…
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Time to review energy
David Taylor calls for a re-think, nearly four years on from the Energy White Paper. “When the facts change, I…
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Independent thinking: Catherine Murphy
Transferring the control of “day-to-day” public services from national to local government should be a priority for the Government, independent…
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Accelerating marine power
Immediate action to fast-track ocean energy is needed to reach Ireland’s 500MW target, according to Tony Lewis. The UCC professor…
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Paving the way for development: Martin Morrissey
Despite the economic downturn, the Shannon Foynes Port Company is pushing ahead with the development of the port. Commercial Manager…
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At the heart of economic recovery: Pat Rabbitte
Minister for Communications, Energy and Natural Resources Pat Rabbitte tells Owen McQuade about his energy priorities and plans to get…
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