Ireland is characterised by a mild, temperate maritime climate, avoiding the temperature extremes found in continental Europe. This climate produces mild winters and cool summers, with precipitation occurring throughout the year.
Learn more about the Ireland National Adaptation Hub funded under the EU Mission
AdaptationHubs boosts coordination on climate adaptation, while helping national and local governments to share solutions and strengthen their approaches to managing climate risks.
Visit the Ireland AdaptationHub
Visit the Ireland Climate Adaptation Platform (CAP)
Climate Adaptation Platforms (CAPs) are national, regional, and local web-based hubs offering datasets, evidence-based information, tools, and case studies to drive climate resilience.
They contribute directly to the Mission by providing access to national, regional, and local climate datasets, evidence-based information and guidance, as well as practical tools and case studies to support adaptation action. Each CAP is tailored to the country, region or community that it serves to support the design and implementation of adaptation strategies and plans.
Many CAPs foster peer-to-peer learning. They also act as gateways for regional and local authorities to engage with wider initiatives and, thereby, align their actions with national and EU priorities.
Learn more about the national support organisations in Ireland: Climate Action Regional Office (CARO), Office of Public Works (OPW), Climate Ireland, and Science Foundation Ireland (SFI).
