@COSullivanTD Nope, it won't work it. Gas and nuclear are the only options that might work without ruinous energy decline, rising cost and grid fragility. We're not going to do either.
@DeiseDolmen alternative is targeted, multi-disciplinary risk assessment & mitigation (w/ strong scientific public health message)
start with homes, cars, care homes/hospitals, direct provision/institutional housing, schools, meat plants
note: no change is proposed for these even in #Level5
@frankmcdonald60 If they didn't want to be shut down they should have been a different type of business. Golf clubs/gyms should pipe down and pivot to GAA. I don't know Frank, I think they maybe entitled to express dissatisfaction.
Explainer: Why the changes to Irish fire regs for ‘open-plan flats’ put lives at risk
(could be a long thread, please bear with me, this is ~most critically important~ issue for discussions about our future housing, & it’s not getting any attention https://t.co/XBBvtQyJj4 1/
1/ Some of you may remember this chart on regional employment in the most Brexit exposed sectors, from work we did in 2017. Given we are so close to D-day, it might be worth expading a little on 'who' we are talking about when we talk about the immediate impact of Brexit. Thread
Your annual reminder as to just why Irish mortgages rates are so high - the regulators consider them amongst the riskiest mortgages in Europe and demand banks hold 3-4x as much capital against them vs EU averages. Fix arrears/NPLs and you’ll fix mortgage rates.
Brexit is full of critical mundanities. When the UK becomes a 3rd country pallets, crates, cable drums etc coming into the EU need to be heat treated/fumigated, debarked & marked. HMG say same applies for EU/UK btw - so check with your supplier is stocked!
https://t.co/6aoaMYVRTZ