LMFM By Simon Doyle Fianna Fáil s Erin McGreehan and Fine Gael s John McGahon raised the issue in the Seanad today.
Senators in Co. Louth say Government funding is now the only hurdle in the way of beginning construction on the Narrow Water Bridge Project.
The long-awaited cross border infrastructure, which would link Omeath with Warrenpoint in County Down, is being considered by the North South Ministerial Council.
Speaking in the Seanad today,
Fianna Fáil s Erin McGreehan and
Fine Gael s John McGahon said finance under the Shared Island Unit fund is ready for the bridge.
They told
Minister of State for Heritage Malcolm Noonan that the green light should be given for the shovel ready project:
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Single Asian hornet found alive but dying in north Dublin home
This is the first time the invasive species has been found in the wild in Ireland. By Lauren Boland Friday 7 May 2021, 4:45 PM Fri 4:45 PM 91,901 Views 46 Comments
The Asian hornet specimen
The Asian hornet specimen
AN ASIAN HORNET has been identified in the wild in Ireland for the first time.
The Asian hornet – which is in the same family as the Asian giant hornet or “murder hornet”, but is a different species – was found in a private dwelling in the north of Dublin.
The hornet was found “alive but dying” and was photographed by the owner of the home, who sent the images to the National Biodiversity Data Centre.
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Graffiti etched into a stone at a 5,000-year-old neolithic tomb in County Meath is likely to be unrepairable, according to an Irish expert.Â
The graffiti, which included the words Ben was here , was scratched into a stone at Cairn S in Loughcrew, County Meath - a network of passage tombs that date back to 3200 BC.Â
The Loughcrew Cairns are believed to be older than the Newgrange passage tomb in Brú na Bóinne, but they have been the subject of recent acts of vandalism and graffiti.
Andrew Murphy of Mythical Ireland said that some of the graffiti was etched over pre-existing megalithic art. Murphy also said that he didn t believe that the stones could be repaired.Â