Organisation: CRE

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farming

Biogas should be more than a 0.5% renewable energy for Ireland

Biogas remains one of Ireland’s renewable energy Cinderellas, in stark contrast to some other EU countries, such as Germany.

home and gardens

Cultivation of the soil is our key to good crops

business

Property deals offer proof sector is rebounding

home and gardens

Toil to improve the soil

news

Warnings over legal challenge to benefit cuts were ignored

news

Disability fund will meet demand, claims department

School-age report 'not based on current proposals'

The Department of Education is today hitting back at reports that sweeping changes could be on the way to the education system.

Thu, 18 Aug, 2011

Bio process would divert waste and see Ireland meet green energy goal

ANAEROBIC digestion technology could help Ireland divert slurry and organic waste from landfill sites, create rural jobs and help fulfil Ireland’s ‘green’ electricity obligations, according to Teagasc.

Sat, 26 Feb, 2011

Ireland warned to divert organic waste

IRELAND is facing daily fines of millions of euro if we don’t divert significant tonnes of organic waste going to landfill by 2010, a conference was told yesterday.

Fri, 23 May, 2008

Racism 'rife in football administration'

Racism in recruitment at the highest level of the British football industry is still a major problem, the Commission for Racial Equality (CRE) said today.

Mon, 11 Oct, 2004

Clubs 'must do more to end racism'

Football clubs in Britain – particularly those in the lower divisions – need to do more to stamp out racism or face potential prosecution, it emerged today.

Thu, 20 May, 2004

Kilroy-Silk posing as ‘24 carat martyr’

THE head of the Commission for Racial Equality yesterday accused Robert Kilroy-Silk of posing as a ‘24-carat martyr’ and called for him to issue an apology for his article in which he called Arabs “suicide bombers, limb-amputators, women repressors”.

Mon, 12 Jan, 2004

Kilroy article not racist, says Sunday Express

The Sunday Express today rejected suggestions the article it published by BBC presenter Robert Kilroy-Silk was racist.

Sat, 10 Jan, 2004

Assault-claim peacemaker appeals for calm

A high-ranking peacemaker today appealed for calm despite claiming he was knocked unconscious by riot police during a tense night of sporadic violence in Burnley.

Tue, 26 Jun, 2001