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Criticism for Zappone over refusal to address Dail committee
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Concerns about slow implementation of Just Transition programme in Offaly and Midlands region
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Funding for Offaly parks to encourage a summer of play
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FUNDING has been announced for Lloyd Town Park and Connolly Kearney Park Playground in Tullamore as part of an initiative to encourage children to get outside and play in the coming months as Covid restrictions are relaxed.
The grants totalling €30,000 are being provided under the Summer of Play scheme and will also include funding for the playground in Ferbane.
Welcoming the news, Deputy Barry Cowen said the initiative will “see grants, supports and information resources rolled out over the summer months, creating opportunities for children and their families to enjoy a summer of play.”
May 4, 2021 10:12 am
Deputy Barry Cowen has described the “argument” that the agricultural industry “must simply reduce the national herd to play its role” as “lazy and absurd”.
Environmental ambition
“The agricultural industry, the food and drink industry, remains one of our greatest assets and exports. It retains its status as a world leader because of its ability to adapt and to change; to embrace diversity; adapt to consumer sentiments; explore new markets; and deliver a quality product,” deputy Cowen said.
“The growing world population, and growing world markets, mean our produce must keep pace.
“It can do so as other industries can, namely, by adapting and aligning production systems to environmental ambition and by recognising, embracing and employing new sciences and innovation to meet that demand.”