The world's tallest Passive House building, a design standard aimed at cutting carbon emissions, is coming to Brooklyn.

The two "ultra-low-energy-use building houses" boast several passive house standards, including a green roof and thick walls ...

It was when I standing in line in a drill at a club training session here in Carrickcruppen in Armagh. I don’t why it popped into ... you cannot afford to be passive. You can’t beat Dublin by being ...

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You can check out at any time. More info Oisin McConville reckons his nephew Rian O’Neill will be back in the Armagh colours sooner rather than later. After Saturday night’s Division 1 defeat ...

Oisin McConville is optimistic his nephew Rian O'Neill's absence from the Armagh squad will not prove lengthy after he missed the All-Ireland champions' opening Allianz Football League Division ...

Galway dished out revenge with a convincing Allianz Football League Division 1 win over All-Ireland champions Armagh after a superb second-half display. The game was turned with three two-point ...

Imagine having a house that works to save you money on its own. It seems utopian, but this is exactly what Spanish studio NordEst Arquitectura has done with their Passive Houses 1922 — a village of ...

A frustrated gym member has hit out at the tired and sorry state of the Orchard Leisure Centre in Armagh. Issues around the state of the Orchard Leisure Centre have been well documented in recent ...

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