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We didn’t really need that second car

by Lugh@climateconnected | Jun 5, 2025 | In Ireland Travel, Personal Stories

The benefits are both immediate, sustainable and you send a clear signal of sustainability, environmental consideration and an active lifestyle to your kids. They will then, hopefully, be more likely and more comfortable making these types of decisions into the future...

Cíara and Keep Cup Campaigns

by Lugh@climateconnected | Mar 20, 2025 | Food, Personal Stories, Waste

The impact of my action has been a reduction in my carbon footprint and control on the amount of single-use waste that I produce. For example, if I go out to work 5 days a week for 48 weeks of the year, buy a takeaway coffee, a plastic bottle of water and dispose of...

Dara, installed PV at his home.

by Lugh@climateconnected | Jan 16, 2025 | Home Energy, Personal Stories

In October 2013 we installed 2 kW of Photovoltaic panels (8 panels) ground-mounted at our home. At that time, we also installed a 5kW heat-pump. In September of 2023, we installed a further 2 kW of Photovoltaic panels, making it 4kW in total. The total electricity...

Use Google Maps to check if your driving is EV friendly

by Lugh@climateconnected | Jan 15, 2025 | News

Most people right now are hesitant to switch to EVs because they are worried about battery range. This is particularly true of people who live in rural areas. We’ve done some work on finding ways to help you through the maze of misunderstandings and...

Aoife, Cork, decided that if she wanted to spend money in town she would cycle and not drive

by Lugh@climateconnected | Jan 10, 2025 | In Ireland Travel, Personal Stories

Last year I got a bike from the cycle-to-work scheme. I decided that if I wanted to spend money in town I would cycle in and not drive. Location Wilton, Co. Cork Name Aoife Useful Links Department of Transport:  Why your journey counts. Potential Impact: If you...
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