The approach is contained in a new National Coastal Change Management Strategy report.
People living beside the sea may have to say goodbye to their homes and businesses in the years ahead, according to a new government report.
'Managed retreat' away from the sea is being considered, as part of 'high level risk management' policy options.
The approach is contained in a new National Coastal Change Management Strategy report.
The government says such ideas are being considered due to changing weather patterns as a result of climate change, and the estimated sea level rise of up to one metre by the year 2100.
Strait Of Hormuz Fully Open To Shipping During Ceasefire
Kildare Farmer Wins Teagasc Farm Forestry Award
Naas Library And Cultural Centre Chosen As One Of The Venues To Host The 1926 Census Exhibition
Trade Unions Meeting Employers And Government Today Over Rising Cost-Of-Living
Taoiseach Leadership Under Continued Pressure
Figures Reveal Kildare County Council Spent Over €500,000 Cleaning Up Illegal Dumping In 2025
Taoiseach's Leadership Facing Renewed Pressure As Fianna Fáil Members Call For Parliamentary Meeting
€64M Alllocated For Upgrade of Leixlip Water Treatment Plant
