Irish Cement solar project commences operations at Platin works
Irish Cement has officially commissioned a new rooftop solar array at its Platin Works facility as part of an ongoing commitment to renewable energy and industrial decarbonisati...
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Irish Cement named as one of biggest polluters
Irish Cement Ltd (part of CRH ) has been named among Ireland’s biggest climate polluters, according to a report in the Irish Independent. The cement producer joins other househo...
Irish Cement receives EPA approval for tyre burning
Irish Cement has been granted a licence by the Environmental Protection Agency to burn tyres and other solid wastes as fuel at its Mungret facility, Limerick, Republic of Irelan...
Irish Cement fined EUR4000 for dust spill
Irish Cement has been fined EUR4000 for breaching terms of its industrial emissions licence, when thick “glue-like” dust spilled from its Co Limerick plant, resulting in damage ...
Irish Cement fined for fugitive dust pollution
Irish Cement Ltd has been convicted of two counts of breaching its industrial emissions licence when 'fugitive dust' emitted from the Castle Mungret, Co Limerick plant 'impaired...
Super-objection could prevent Mungret tyre burning plans
Metropolitan councillors have approved plans for a joint submission against Irish Cement's Mungret plans to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
Irish Cement receives approval to replace fossil fuels
Irish Cement has received permission from An Bord Pleanála to replace fossil fuels at its facilities in Mungret, Limerick, and Platin, Co Meath.
EPA to take Irish cement to court re emissions incident
The Environmental Protection Agency has initiated legal proceedings against Irish Cement for alleged breaches of its operating licence at its Limerick plant. The EPA has confirm...
Irish Cement plans to reduce carbon emissions
Irish Cement has stated that its plans to increase alternative fuels usage is not a move to develop a waste incinerator, according to The Irish Times. The company has been using...
Irish Cement and local residents kept waiting on hazardous waste burning
An Bord Pleanála, Ireland's Planning Board, has said they need more time to decide on the planning permission granted to Irish Cement to enable it burn hazardous waste as a powe...