Renewed efforts underway to end daylight saving time

Ireland South MEP wants an end to the clocks going back
Renewed efforts underway to end daylight saving time

Clocks will go back one hour on Sunday, October 25 despitte the fact there are proposals in the EU to scrape the ritual.  File Photo. 

Ireland South MEP Sean Kelly said he is continuing to fight for “an extra hour of daylight in the evening”, despite setbacks for EU proposals to scrap the bi-annual clock change.

Mr Kelly says that despite opposition, the seasonal clock change has “outlived its usefulness” and puts additional pressures on farmers and those with mental health difficulties.

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