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MML takes significant minority stake in Mainport Shipping in multimillion-euro deal – The Irish Times

Funding will be used to purchase support vessels needed to meet wind sector demand

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Pupils from Friends Prep and Moira Primary enjoy tree-mendous environmental workshops

Pupils from Friends Prep and Moira Primary enjoy tree-mendous environmental workshops
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Water Degradation a Priority of International Climate Research Centre Led by TCD

The Climate+ Co-Centre will initially be funded over six years by Science Foundation Ireland

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Growing local communities – one planter at a time

IRELAND'S leading organics company is working with local communities in Belfast to promote sustainable growing projects.

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Mid Ulster companies each receive £100,000 towards friendly solutions for livestock slurry

Six companies, including two from Mid Ulster area, have been awarded a total of £600,000 to develop practical and environmentally friendly solutions for livestock slurry.

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