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‘Trees falling like dominoes onto power lines can’t be tolerated’ – Micheál Martin on lessons from Storm Éowyn
Taoiseach Micheál Martin has insisted scenes which saw trees “falling like dominoes” onto power lines that saw tens of thousands of homes left for days without power will “no longer be tolerated”.
'An 8-person hugging tree': Nebraska now boasts largest cottonwood in the United States
It’s not very assuming until you get right up to it and you see how big that trunk is. You’re like ‘Holy cow, that’s a big ...
Irish America3d
The Friar and The Saint:
In addition to the building of Dublin’s Whitefriar St. church, Our Lady of Mount St. Carmel, in 1826, Spratt also founded St ...
Hong Kong scientists fight to save fragrant incense trees
Geneticist Zhang Huarong walks through the forest near his Hong Kong research lab, gesturing towards a rotting incense tree ...
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Hundreds of trees on power lines and people are angry Sligo/Leitrim TDs tell the Dáil
Two Sligo/Leitrim TDs has spoken of the hardship many people are facing as they enter a second week without power and have queried why trees have been allowed to grow so close to electricity lines.
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Snowdrop Month returns to Co Carlow's Altamont Gardens
Altamont Gardens in Tullow, Co. Carlow welcomes visitors to experience the beauty of Snowdrop Month, from February 1 - 28.