Greystones

‘It’s great to have our routine back’: Parents on school reopening

Relief and optimism among families at school gates in Greystones, Co Wicklow

Plans for major floating wind farms off Wexford and Wicklow coasts

Spanish-British joint venture’s proposal for 2,500MW plants involves €5.5bn investment

Gambling ads causing ‘so much damage to families’ – Michael D Higgins

President says his ‘heart broke’ at seeing gambling ads during sports programmes

Landlord ‘perfectly entitled’ to change locks at hair salon, court hears

Salon operator has sought order allowing temporary return to workplace

Covid catch-up classes: ‘The chequebook must be opened to make this happen’

Ambitious education programme vital to support pupils with special needs – AsIAm

Could RTÉ ‘lift and shift’ out of Donnybrook to, say, Greystones?

Maths of a move might not add up right now, but that doesn’t mean they never will

Intercounty travel? Barbecues? Pints? What you can and can’t do this bank holiday weekend

Ten things you might be planning for the weekend and whether they are allowed

What will new gender-neutral toilets in schools look like?

Department of Education guide says new schools will not have traditional toilet layout

We’re building more apartments, but for foreign investors

Most of the big schemes are being sold to foreign funds as PRS investments

New building for Greystones school operating out of tennis clubhouse

Site on the edge of Co Wicklow town secured for new 1,000-pupil secondary school

German investor to acquire Greystones apartments for €60m

Realis agrees deal with Glenveagh Properties for Marina Village units

‘I began tasting wine, rather than just drinking it,’ says an Irishwoman in Zurich

Emma O’Connell has worked in a food truck, run food tours and held wine tastings on a boat in lake Zurich

Up to 60 ‘supersize’ wind turbines planned for Dublin Bay

Location 10km from Dublin capable of generating electricity for 600,000 homes

‘People only notice I am foreign when I speak German in an Irish accent’

Phillip Irving moved to Japan and ended up in Düsseldorf, the happy medium he calls home

Angling Notes: Waterville lakes now open, new Currane Fisheries club opens

A great old yarn: Zane Grey’s hammerhead catch

Are schools ready for predicted grades? Some have used them for years

Data firm says results can be calculated within a single grade with 96% accuracy

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