N.Ireland
A farmer in Northern Ireland has been convicted in court of a water pollution offence. Martin...
Environment
Farmers For Action has requested agriculture and environment Minister Andrew Muir to arrange a meeting about Lough Neagh
A farmer in Northern Ireland has been convicted in court for a water pollution...
DAERA has confirmed that a farmer in Northern Ireland has been fined in court for a water pollution offence.
DAERA in Northern Ireland has launched a public consultation on a 'Plastic Pollution Plan' for Northern Ireland.
A court in Northern Ireland has fined a farmer for a water pollution offence arising from “farm effluent” being discharged into a river.
Tirlán has to pay €15,177 in legal costs and expenses in relation to a water pollution incident in Co. Monaghan.
A 70-year-old man has been convicted in court in Northern Ireland over an incident involving the pollution of a river with effluent.
A farming firm has been prosecuted by Inland Fisheries Ireland (IFI) for the pollution of a river in Co. Mayo.
As the silage-making season approaches, Limerick City and County Council is reminding farmers of their obligations to manage silage effluents
Scientists have sounded the alarm on the declining ecological state of Lady's Island Lake in Co. Wexford, where toxic blue-green algae blooms.
A court in Northern Ireland has convicted and fined a Co. Fermanagh farmer for polluting approximately 600 metres of a waterway.
Nutrient losses to water have "remained largely unchanged" in the EU according to a report into progress on "zero pollution" targets.
A court in Northern Ireland has fined a man £500 for a water pollution offence in which "agricultural material" was discharged into a river.
Inland Fisheries Ireland (IFI) welcomed a conviction against Uisce Éireann after sewage discharge polluted a popular angling lake in Mayo.
Inland Fisheries Ireland (IFI) has welcomed the successful conviction of Uisce Éireann following a...
Agriculture is attributed as the "principal cause" of pollution in Lough Erne, according to Minister Long in the Northern Ireland Executive.
The Water Forum has welcomed the inclusion of its recommendations in the third River Basin...
Agriculture has been listed as the most common known cause of fish kills in Ireland according to a new report,
An East Derry MLA has called for better messaging from government departments and local councils about the current risks of blue-green algae.
A Co. Tyrone farmer has been convicted and fined at Omagh Magistrates' Court in relation to farm effluent pollution.
Inland Fisheries Ireland has launched an investigation into the source of a fish kill in Wicklow in which up to 2,000 fish may have died.
Rural Life
Atleast 400 fish have been killed in the St. Johnston Burn River in Co. Donegal due to pollution, according to Loughs Agency
