Sailors will not have to sleep on Naval Service ships anymore when they’re off duty thanks to the opening of a new accommodation block at their headquarters on Haulbowline Island in Cork harbour ...

Haulbowline Island Amenity Park in Ringaskiddy will be open to the public from on Friday, following delays of more than a year and a half. The Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine, in ...

In January 2016, Mr Coveney promised an “all island approach” to the clean-up of contaminated waste left by Irish Steel in a clean-up plan that would take 2½ years to complete and cost €61 ...

The site at Haulbowline Island, formerly the home of Irish Steel, has been used for waste disposal for decades, with an estimated 650,000 cubic metres of slag and other waste metal from the ...

Ralph Riegel IRELAND'S most polluted site - Haulbowline Island in Cork harbour - could cost the taxpayer ?30m to clean up. The former home of Irish Steel/Irish Ispat is now being assessed by an ...

TAOISEACH Micheál Martin hailed the €60m-plus clean-up of an industrial site once described as the most toxic in Ireland with the creation of a stunning amenity park as a milestone achievement.

The completion of remediation works on Haulbowline Island in Cork Harbour will "significantly enhance" the environmental conditions in the harbour as a whole, according to the Chief Executive of ...

Haulbowline Island is also the base for the Irish Naval Service. Cork County Council has signed an €8 million contract with PJ Hegarty & Sons for the final stages of remedial work on the nine ...

Simon Coveney has been accused of “false and misleading spinning” after announcing details of a Naval refurbishment project again this week, six years after he first made promises.

Friends of the Irish Environment has announced that it is issuing legal proceedings against the Minister for the Environment for holding waste at the site of the former Irish Steel plant in Co Cork.