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Income increase for community workers

Communities the length and breadth of Ireland benefit hugely from the input of three particular work schemes - Community Employment Programme, TU and Rural Social Scheme.

EPA report on water in private wells ‘a wakeup...

An Environment Protection Agency (EPA) report which finds that water quality in private water supplies is consistently poorer than public water supplies, should serve as “a wakeup call” and highlights the lack of investment in water services.

Minister Breen begins US trade visit

Minister for Employment and Small Business Pat Breen departs for Texas today on a 4-day Enterprise Ireland trade visit to the USA.

Campaign urges people to use of brown bin

Irish households must become more active in preventing food waste and managing their food waste appropriately, according to a new campaign run by the three Regional Waste Management Offices.

Dooley seeks action on EU roaming charges

Communications Minister Denis Naughten has been accused of failing to adequately engage with the mobile phone operators on the issue of roaming charges and of allowing them room to evade new EU rules.
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Harty welcomes latest homes scheme announcement

Clare’s Independent TD Michael Harty has welcomed today’s announcement that those who meet the eligibility criteria for the Warmer Homes Scheme and are living in a home that is in poor condition.

National Tree Week takes root in Clare

Clare County Council and the Tree Council of Ireland are marking National Tree Week 2017 (Seachtain Náisiúnta na gCrann 2017) by providing native tree species to community groups throughout County Clare.

Ennis South Flood Relief Scheme to go to Tender

A project to deal with flooding that has badly affected parts of Ennis previously has gone to tender.
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