Technology
Dublin City will be getting kitted with new ‘smart’ rainfall sensors to give it an early-warning system to protect against flooding. The low-cost sensors are being deployed across the capital to monitor rainfall, weather conditions and river levels. The sensors will work by communicating data wirelessly to Dublin City Council’s operations team, who will in […]
Health
For a third year in a row 75 per cent of Ireland’s designated bathing waters have been classified as excellent by the Environmental Protection Agency in its annual report. 130 beaches were marked as excellent, good or of satisfactory standard, however six failed to meet the legally minimum required standard. Three of the six were […]
Technology
Ireland’s BurrenLIFE project has been shortlisted as one of the top five Nature Conservation Projects in Europe, as part of a competition celebrating the impact of the EU LIFE funding programme. Over 4,300 LIFE projects around Europe have been supported through the LIFE fund since 1992, with a combined cost of over €3.4b. To mark […]
News
A key phase of the Dublin Bay cycle path on the northside of the capital was opened this morning. The two kilometre stretch of the Sutton to Sandycove (S2S) Cycleway at Clontarf was officially opened by Dublin Lord Mayor Brendan Carr who hailed the cyclepath as a “wonderful amenity on the north side of the […]