Fresh objections to Tayto Park rollercoaster despite 14 noise reduction measures
Nuisance noise and the threat or prospect of more noise from this theme park favourite has been the cause of local residents objecting to previous planning applications for a new €15.5 million rollercoaster.
Noise Limit Rules for Wind Farms
The Irish public has now been asked to provide feedback on the wind energy development guidelines recently published by the Government.
We're growing the team - Product Development Role
We are expanding our team and have an interesting new role. If you are interested in product development, technology and the environment then this might be a the job for you.
Public Consultation On Smoky Fuel Ban Planned
According to recent reports, the Irish government is set to ask citizens if they want to ban the burning of all smoky fuels including turf, peat, wood and coal.
Quieter Rollercoaster Proposed for Tayto Park
Earlier this summer Tayto Park found themselves making news headlines when they were denied planning permission for a €14 million rollercoaster...
Air Quality in Ireland and Europe
As we head into the depths of winter, high levels of fine particulate matter (PM) - typically associated with the burning of smoky solid fuel - increases.
Railway Noise Monitoring
It has been reported that neighbours are struggling to sleep due to nearby train noise and vibrations, which are rattling their homes and causing sleep disruption.
Aircraft noise and protecting communities
Proposed changes to noise regulations at Dublin Airport could mean big changes for local residents and the airport management alike.
Construction Noise Monitoring on Large Scale Projects
According to the European Environment Agency, environmental noise contributes to up to 12,000 premature deaths in Europe each year. Construction noise in particular can cause a myriad of problems, especially for local residents.
Halloween Noise Monitoring
While the main event may now be over, bangers and bonfires are likely to take a few days to fully fizzle out.
Air Quality Monitoring With Sonitus Systems
According to latest reports, parts of Dublin city centre are likely to breach EU and World Health Organisation guidelines for air quality in 2019, according to the Environmental Protection Agency.
Nuisance noise is no longer an acceptable part of city living
According to a recent article in the Irish Examiner, almost 4,000 complaints have been lodged over noise from Dublin Airport in the first half of 2019.
Industrial Noise Monitoring
Noise is one of the most pervasive and underestimated hazards in the modern workplace.
Finding Some Tranquility in an Increasingly Noisy World
The world is growing increasingly noisy and action is needed for people to protect their hearing.
Noise Monitoring and Concerts
If you are attending concerts in Ireland (or anywhere), it is advised that you wear some sort of hearing protection due to the high sound levels usually above 85 decibels at a concert.
Sonitus Systems' Paul McDonald appears on Newstalk
Paul McDonald of Sonitus Systems recently appeared on Jess Kelly's Tech Talk show on Newstalk to discuss noise and the challenges it poses.
If the birds are struggling to communicate and the mussels are stressed, how is noise affecting us?
Latest research from Queen's University shows that man-made sounds mask signals between birds, hampering their ability to communicate with each other through song.
Tayto Park €14m rollercoaster refused due to noise impact on residents
A €14m rollercoaster for Tayto Park has been refused due to the noise implications and impact on four local residents.
Mid-year check in from the team at Sonitus Systems
It has been a particularly busy time for our growing team here at Sonitus Systems...
Sonitus Systems' Paul McDonald on iPropertyRadio
Paul McDonald of Sonitus Systems recently appeared on iPropertyRadio to discuss Smart Cities.
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