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<p>A demonstration to end fossil fuels at the Cop28 Summit. Going into Cop28, environmental activists and scientists alike said it was imperative that the phasing out of fossil fuels be part of any agreement by the 198 countries if keeping global warming to 1.5C and drastically reducing greenhouse gas emissions was to succeed. Photo: AP/Peter Dejong</p>

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ieExplains: What happened at Cop28, what deal was agreed and what happens next?

Almost 200 countries have come to an agreement on the need to get in the future following marathon negotiations at the UN's climate change summit in Dubai.

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Letter to the Editor: Maintain Ireland’s continued commitment to helping world's most vulnerable

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One in three women worldwide have experienced sexual or physical violence, TCD conference told

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Aid agencies demand Ireland take more refugees

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Fighting for women’s rights

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Government ‘ignoring’ plea not to sign EU-Colombia trade deal

Transparent Irish Aid is ‘example’ to charities

Charities in hot water over their failure to disclose financial details should follow the example of Irish Aid when it comes to transparency, the minister in charge of the programme has said.

Fri, 04 Jul, 2014

Ireland sending €220k of supplies to displaced in Iraq

Ireland is sending €220,000 worth of supplies to Iraq.

Sun, 29 Jun, 2014

Consultation process launched on tax system

The Department of Finance is launching a consultation process to examine the way the country’s corporate tax system affects developing countries.

Wed, 30 Apr, 2014

Ireland gives €125,000 aid to typhoon-hit families

Ireland is to provide aid worth €125,000 to help families affected by Typhoon Bopha, the Minister for Trade and Development Joe Costello confirmed today.

Sat, 15 Dec, 2012

Alongside a military war, the quiet battle for women

ON the dusty cracked streets of Kabul, small cars jostle for space with weapon-laden military convoys.

Sat, 26 Jun, 2010

McAleese: Ireland praying for quake victims

President Mary McAleese today told Haiti’s head of state Ireland was praying for his country after the devastating earthquake thought to have killed tens of thousands of people.

Thu, 14 Jan, 2010

Government offers support to Haiti

The Government today offered emergency aid and put teams of relief workers on standby to travel to earthquake-hit Haiti.

Wed, 13 Jan, 2010

NGOs to campaign over funding cuts

Irish NGOs working in the developing world are to launch a campaign against further cuts in government funding.

Mon, 03 Aug, 2009

Protesters demand action on poverty

World leaders must put tackling poverty at the heart of future global policy making, Irish campaigners demanded today.

Sat, 26 Jan, 2008

World Bank’s aid policy challenged

AS the World Bank meets in Dublin this week we, as Irish global justice organisations, would like to highlight our deep concerns about the often devastating impact of the bank’s practices on the lives of poor people throughout the world.

Tue, 13 Nov, 2007

Pony trap tour to help water flow

FUNDRAISERS yesterday embarked on a 14-day trek across Cork and Kerry to raise money for life-saving wells in Malawi.

Wed, 16 Aug, 2006

Traditional trek to fund wells in Malawi

Fundraisers today embarked on a 14-day trek across Cork and Kerry to raise money for life-saving wells in Malawi.

Tue, 15 Aug, 2006

African aid gets €10m boost

The Government today pledged €10m to support humanitarian work by relief agencies in Africa.

Tue, 16 May, 2006

IMF committee clears debt deal

A deal to erase billions of dollars of debt for poor countries cleared an important hurdle, winning the endorsement of the International Monetary Fund’s steering committee.

Sun, 25 Sep, 2005

Café to donate portion of revenue to Third World projects

The Nude cafe chain and Christian Aid Ireland have launched a new incentive to raise funds for Third World water projects.

Fri, 07 May, 2004

Rich and poor divide as world trade talks fail

TALKS designed to change the face of farming around the world collapsed last night amid differences between rich and poor nations, the second failure for the World Trade Organisation in four years.

Mon, 15 Sep, 2003