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<p>People demonstrate outside the European Court of Human Rights on Tuesday where a ruling in a landmark climate change case was handed down. The case sets a precedent that climate change represents a fundamental issue of human rights, as opposed to merely an environmental problem. Photo: AP/Jean-Francois Badias</p>

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Irish environmental experts welcome 'huge boost' from Swiss climate change case ruling

The ECHR ruling has opened the door for similar cases to be taken by citizens of the other 45 member countries of the European Council in their own national courts

<p>Members of the <span class="contextmenu organisation">IFA</span> national council and the environment committee, led by <span class="contextmenu organisation">IFA</span> president <span class="contextmenu person">Tim Cullinan</span>, outside the Convention Centre where the Dáil was debating the Climate Action Bill. <span class="contextmenu emphasis CaptionCredit">Picture: Finbarr O’Rourke</span>
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Farming groups say ‘flawed’ Climate Action Bill is being rushed through the Dáil

Cork's Oliver Plunkett Street ranks as the greatest in Britain and Ireland

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Cork's Oliver Plunkett Street ranks as the greatest in Britain and Ireland

Cork street in the running for top urban award

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Cork street in the running for top urban award

Cork's Oliver Plunkett St shortlisted for international award

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Cork's Oliver Plunkett St shortlisted for international award

Cork traders plan ‘Plunkett Quarter’ to improve Oliver Plunkett St

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Cork traders plan ‘Plunkett Quarter’ to improve Oliver Plunkett St

A musical house in which to hibernate

Tommy Barker finds scope and character in Kilkenny

Sat, 02 Jun, 2012