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1 The government to seek a 25% reduction in emissions from agriculture.
Fuascailt, go fóill, do Phocán Chill Orglan.
2 The Government has decided to seek a 25% reduction in carbon emissions in the agricultural sector.
Tá sé deimhnithe ag na Gardaí i gCill Orglan i gCiarraí go bhfuil an gabhar fiáin a bhí geimhlithe i gcliabhán a bhí crochta go h-ard os cionn an bhaile tugtha anuas as inniu de bharr an bhrothaill.
3 Referring to the decision, the former Minister of Agriculture Michael Creed told Nuacht RTÉ/TG4 that a significant compensation scheme will be needed for farmers, if that reduction is to be implemented.
"Rí na gCnoc" a bhaistítear ar an bpocán.
4 The various parties in the Coalition had spent several days discussing these reductions in the case of farming.
Tá gabhar fiáin á ghaibhniú leis na cianta le linn aonaigh bhliantúil an bhaile.
5 Between 22% and 30% reduction by the year 2030 is required according to the Government's Climate Plan.
Bhí an t-ainmhí ceaptha a bheith coinnithe sa gcliabhán go dtí Dé hAoine ach bhí imní ó inné faoin teas mór.
6 The Minister for Agriculture, Charlie McConalogue says that 'the goal here is challenging but it could be achieved'.
Tá an teocht i drudim i dtreo 30 Celsius ó mhaidin.
7 The Minister for the Environment, Eamon Ryan, says that he believes that this arrangement will benefit farmers as a whole.
Tréadlia áitiúil a rinne an cinneadh thart ar mheánlae gur cheart an gabhar a scaoileadh anuas.
8 The Irish Farmers' Association (IFA) says however that 'this is a big blow to farmers and the economy of rural areas'.
Deir lucht eagraithe an aonaigh go bhfuil an poc anois "ag ligean a scíth, ar an bhfoscadh ón ngrian."
9 The government to seek a 25% reduction in emissions from agriculture
Ach creidtear go mbeifear á chrochadh san aer arís amach sa tráthnóna nuair nach mbeidh an lá chomh marbhánta.
The government to seek a 25% reduction in emissions from agriculture.
The Government has decided to seek a 25% reduction in carbon emissions in the agricultural sector.
Referring to the decision, the former Minister of Agriculture Michael Creed told Nuacht RTÉ/TG4 that a significant compensation scheme will be needed for farmers, if that reduction is to be implemented.
The various parties in the Coalition had spent several days discussing these reductions in the case of farming.
Between 22% and 30% reduction by the year 2030 is required according to the Government's Climate Plan.
The Minister for Agriculture, Charlie McConalogue says that 'the goal here is challenging but it could be achieved'.
The Minister for the Environment, Eamon Ryan, says that he believes that this arrangement will benefit farmers as a whole.
The Irish Farmers' Association (IFA) says however that 'this is a big blow to farmers and the economy of rural areas'.
The government to seek a 25% reduction in emissions from agriculture
Redemption, yet, for Pocan Kilorglan.
The Gardaí in Killorglan in Kerry have confirmed that the wild goat that was chained in a cage that was hanging high above the town has been brought down today due to the bribery.
The bag is christened "King of the Hills".
Wild goats are being seized by the hundreds during the town's annual fair.
The animal was supposed to be kept in the cage until Friday but there was concern from yesterday about the extreme heat.
The temperature is approaching 30 Celsius since the morning.
A local vet made the decision around noon that the goat should be put down.
Organizers of the fair say that the puck is now "resting, sheltered from the sun.