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Galway says no to eight wind turbines

Local residents and community groups lodged significant numbers of objections to the project, rising concerns around noise, visual impact and road safety among others.

NEWS 3 December 2025

Galway says no to eight wind turbines

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Renewables in-brief: 3,000ac solar farm, HVO and NI way off track

Renewables in-brief: 3,000ac solar farm, HVO and NI way off track

RENEWABLES 22 October 2025

Wind, solar and biogas planning exemptions reviewed

Wind, solar and biogas planning exemptions reviewed

RENEWABLES 20 August 2025

Cork communities protest over solar, wind and battery projects

Cork communities protest over solar, wind and battery projects

Cork communities protest over solar, wind and battery projects

NEWS 25 June 2025

Cork says no to eight new wind turbines

Cork says no to eight new wind turbines

Cork says no to eight new wind turbines

RENEWABLES 26 May 2025

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Editorial: wind farm challenges

Editorial: wind farm challenges

Are surrounding landowners sufficiently rewarded, if at all, for the land asset value reduction with these type of cluster investments?

VIEWPOINTS 1 January 1970

Editorial: positive tillage vibes welcome

Editorial: positive tillage vibes welcome

At the mercy of global markets, weather and disease the farmer continues.

VIEWPOINTS 1 January 1970

Coillte- and ESB-backed 13-turbine new wind farm set for Cork

Coillte- and ESB-backed 13-turbine new wind farm set for Cork

A new wind farm on the Cork-Kerry border has been given the green light by An Bord Pleanála.

RENEWABLES 1 January 1970

Green light for Bord na Móna’s 18 wind turbines on Oweninny bog

Green light for Bord na Móna’s 18 wind turbines on Oweninny bog

The wind farm will be the third stage of development on the Oweninny bog and will replace an older 21-turbine wind farm built in 1992.

NEWS 1 January 1970

Editorial: wind farm judgment

Editorial: wind farm judgment

It’s a very real reminder to everyone that legally binding climate targets are not going away, no matter who is in government.

VIEWPOINTS 1 January 1970

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Irish dairy’s green advantage across the globe

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Irish dairy’s green advantage across the globe