Here, under 'Related Links', you will find news updates on Cavan County Council's efforts to combat climate change via its Climate Action Plan 2024-2029.
Our Climate Action team is working for all our communities to address climate change through a series of climate actions that improve our energy efficiency and contribute to making the county resilient to the challenges of climate change, through the Local Authority Climate Action Plan along with the Community Climate Action Programme.
To meet our commitments and targets set out in the National Climate Action Plan, Cavan County Council is developing a Local Authority Climate Action Plan.
Cavan County Council and Monaghan County Council’s Environmental Services inspectors recently teamed up to speak with Northern Sound FM about the Solid Fuel Regulations and the role of the local authorities in implementing these regulations.
Drop into one of Cavan’s three Free Recycling Drop off Retailers or Civic Amenity Centres and dispose of your small appliances for free!
An Agricultural Measures Mapping Tool has been launched by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to help farmers and other landholders learn about their local water quality and what can be done to help protect and restore waterbodies throughout Ireland.
Cavan County Council has been awarded the ‘Smarter Travel Mark’, recognising its ongoing commitment to promoting sustainable and active travel among staff and visitors.
The 2025 Catchment Support Fund has been launched. The fund will help build the capacity of non-governmental organisations working in the area of water quality in Ireland by providing funding toward core organisational running costs.
Come and discover creatures from the National Reptile Zoo, go upwards and explore space with Armagh Planetarium Dome, go downwards to explore the Marble Arch Caves using VR headset, meet R2D2, race your friends with robots, experiment through Messy play - the list is endless.
If you have your own private water supply, such as a well, and you are using this water as part of a public or commercial activity, you may need to register to get your water checked.