Not the most orthodox gathering outside Government Buildings today… pic.twitter.com/GYWGSxT3YQ
— Gavan Reilly (@gavreilly) June 9, 2022
This morning.
Anyone?
Not the most orthodox gathering outside Government Buildings today… pic.twitter.com/GYWGSxT3YQ
— Gavan Reilly (@gavreilly) June 9, 2022
This morning.
Anyone?
WE WILL distribute & sell turf to all our elderly neighbours for as long as we see fit, because we care about them having hot water and heat. They have worked all their lives in this corrupt country & deserve comfort in their latter years.https://t.co/MOcJ0CCihq
— Turf Seller 🇮🇪 (@Rights2Freedom) April 12, 2022
Illegal turf.
Peat’s sake.
Minister Eamon Ryan to ban sale and distribution of turf (Independent.ie)
This afternoon.
Leinster House. Dublin 2.
Fine Gael Senator Regina O’Doherty discusses The Horticultural Peat (Temporary Measures) Bill 2021 due to be introduced before the Seanad this afternoon
The bill hopes to end ‘Irish horticultural growers’ reliance on expensive imported peat as a growing medium for their produce by allowing them to extract Irish peat as part of a Just Transition’.
Or will it?
Peat Bill will allow extraction of Irish peat – Doherty (Fine Gael)
Meanwhile…
Converse or Vans?
We may never know.
Convention Centre, Dublin.
Outside the sitting of the Dail in the Convention Centre were Kildare grower Larry Doran (top) and , above from left: Minister of State for Land Use and Biodiversity Pippa Hackett and IFA President Tim Cullinan.
The horticulture sector says it is facing ‘wipeout’ because its members cannot harvest peat. Growers unveiled a 50sq metre display with their produce to highlight the threat to their sector unless there is ‘urgent Government action’.
Southern Way No 54, just published, has a fascinating article on Bulleid’s last experimental loco, the CIE Turf Burner. Seen here on test at one of the Dublin stations which is unidentified, could it be Westland Row or Pearce as it is called today? https://t.co/WXzWmkGMYg pic.twitter.com/DDqGrZj8El
— Crécy RAIL (@CrecyRail) April 13, 2021
1957.
Bleedin’ loco.
Station, anyone?
Been on both ends of this debate but was never told, “You’ll git paid when yer waaarmin yer wee fat airse”. pic.twitter.com/3vSS7MHang
— Cruiskeen Lawnmower🚜 (@5intheface) May 11, 2020
Gulp.
*flings briquette*
Previously: Turf Love
This afternoon.
Lough Ree, Aghamore, Lanesborough, County Longford
The peat-fired power station where Richard Bruton, Minister for Communications, Climate Action and Environment will be accompanied by Paschal Donohue the Minister for Finance, , and Josepha Madigan the Minister for Culture, Heritage and the Gaeltacht for a visit this afternoon during their journey to the Midlands to meet those affected by last week’s decision resulting in an accelerated exit from peat.
Focus on alternative employment as power stations set to close (RTÉ)
Update:
This afternoon.
From left: Minister of State for the Office of Public Works Kevin Moran, Josepha Madigan, Paschal Donohoe and Richard Bruton at the Aghamore plant.
“The logs only measure about 8 inches long. They were a pleasant addition to the fire but I probably will not purchase again”
Oh.
Bord Na Mona Peat Briquettes (4 Fire Logs) Amazon
Thanks Nick Moran