Eamon Ryan to make return flight from Cop28 to vote in Dáil

The Taoiseach noticeably did not refer to "phasing out" fossil fuels in his address, but spoke of how Cop28 should "set us on a clear path to a safe and planned reduction in the use of fossil fuels"

Minister for the Environment Eamon Ryan will double his carbon footprint by travelling from the climate talks to Ireland for the vote on Ms McEntee in the Dáil on Tuesday. 

Environment Minister Eamon Ryan will fly back to Ireland from Dubai to vote in a no-confidence motion on Helen McEntee before returning to continue his work at the Cop28 Climate Summit in the United Arab Emirates. 

Mr Ryan will double his carbon footprint by travelling from the climate talks to Ireland for the vote on Ms McEntee in the Dáil on Tuesday. After the vote, he will fly back again to Dubai to continue the climate discussions.