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Permission for more offshore windfarms expected in ‘short term’, says O'Brien

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By Bairbre Holmes
| Echo Live Verified
By Bairbre Holmes, Press Association A planning decision to build more offshore wind farms in Ireland is expected in “the short term”, the Minister of the Environment Darragh O'Brien has said. Ireland currently has only one operational offshore wind farm, off the Co Wicklow coast, which opened in 2005. Speaking at a press conference after a meeting of EU environment and climate ministers at Dublin Castle, O’Brien said Ireland “needs” to get more built.
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High court hears defendants have been unfairly detained because of legal aid row

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By Bairbre Holmes
| Kildare Now Verified
The High Court heard from lawyers representing defendants who did not have solicitors during bail hearings Lawyers representing 21 defendants have argued in the High Court that they have been unfairly detained by the State because of the ongoing row over legal aid payments. Criminal defence solicitors working in the district courts have withdrawn their services after the Minister for Justice introduced reforms to fees on July 1.
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MetroLink among first nine projects designated critical infrastructure

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By Claudia Savage Verified, Bairbre Holmes
| Echo Live Verified
By Claudia Savage and Bairbre Holmes, Press Association There is a need to bring critical projects to “top of the queue”, the Public Expenditure minister has said as he announced nine schemes to be prioritised including Dublin’s MetroLink. Jack Chambers said the “slow pace” at which the state completes essential developments is dampening economic performance and is “probably the biggest contributor to our wider issues around housing”.
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