Tipperary Energy Agency featuring on the popular ECO EYE TV show
Tipperary Energy Agency was featured on the Eco Eye show, the longest running and more successful environmental television series in Ireland.
Illustration : © Tipperary Energy Agency
Tipperary Energy Agency was featured on the Eco Eye show on the Ireland’s National Television RTÉ, on 31 January 2018. The magazine show is the longest running and more successful environmental television series in Ireland.
Eco Eye featured Aileen McCarthy and Sheila Hackett from Tipperary talking about how their lives and health of their families have improved following the deep retrofit of their home funded by the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland, SEAI. The journalist Anja Murray will explore the decline of Ireland’s high status waters and its impact on those delicate ecosystems on this Episode 5 of the Season 16. You can watch the Tipperary Energy Agency clip here:
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