Cork
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Butterfly Skin Awareness Week Begins Today
Debra Ireland have today launched a campaign to support families across Cork affected by Epidermolysis bullose.
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Residents Opposed To Cork Ringaskiddy Motorway To Prepare For Oral Hearing
An Bord Pleanala has come under fire by residents Leeside opposed to the Cork Ringaskiddy motorway.
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New Ratiotherapy Service Available At Bons Secours
A radiotherapy service will now be available at the Bons Secours Hospital in Cork.
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Lough Residents Say Revised Plans To Student Accommodation Fails To Address Locals Concerns
Residents in the Lough say revised plans for high rise student accommodation in the area have ignored issues raised by the community.
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Surgeries cancelled at the South Infirmary Victoria University Hospital due to staff shortage
Up to 50 surgeries at the orthopaedic clinic have been cancelled since May
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Customers in tracker mortgage scandal could be repaid before Christmas
That's according to the Governor of the Central Bank says he thinks the majority could be repaid in December
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Poor conditions of Ireland's local authority housing recognised in Europe
The Committee of Social Rights has ruled that the state violates those of the tenants
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WPDF To Stage Protest Outside Dail To Highlight Issue of Pay
The issue of pay for Defence Force Members is to be highlighted once again in a protest march outside the Dail.
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50 jobs created as part of €77m Bon Secours Hospital development plan
There's been another boost on the jobs front in Cork.
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Gardai in Dublin hunt for man believed to be armed
The manhunt is underway following a number of incidents in Tallaght
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Compensation for customers affected by tracker mortgage scandal
The Central Bank says it is its job is to ensure that all customers affected are compensated
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Coveney says final decision on Events Centre just weeks away
That's according to Minister Simon Coveney who says he's determined to make it happen
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KBC, Bank of Ireland and Permanent TSB to meet Finance Minister today
The banks will be forced to explain themselves to Pashcal Donohoe
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ESB hopeful they will have power restored in Cork by tomorrow
A number of homes and businesses are waiting to be reconnected since the last week's storms.
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Gardaí and HSA investigate fatal West Cork accident
Gardai and the Health and Safety Authority have launched separate investigations
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A major clean up operation continues in Cork following Storm Ophelia and Storm Brian
Cork was battered by severe winds and torrential rain this week causing hazardous conditions on the roads
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ESB hope to restore power to all Cork homes this evening
Over 100,000 homes were knocked off the power grid in the aftermath of Storm Ophelia
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Cork Family left homeless in the aftermath of Storm Ophelia
A young couple in their 20's and their 18 month old girl are homeless since Monday
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City Council clean up in the aftermath of Storm Brian and Storm Ophelia
The Council says they have crews out all weekend cleaning up
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Thousands of homes in Cork are still without power this weekend
ESB crews have been up since dawn as part of their restoration operation
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An orange wind warning remains in place for Cork
it comes as Storm Brian passes over the country.
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ESB repair crews across Cork continued with the power restoration operation last night
Crews were on the ground until 10 o'clock last night before being stood down on safety grounds due to Storm Brian
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Cork city escapes flooding in wake of Storm Brian
High tide hit Cork around tea-time and warnings had been issued for possible flooding in low-lying streets
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Storm Brian has hit Cork
The storm has brought heavy rain and strong winds right across the city and county
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HSE Say Plans Are In Place For Service Users Across Cork & Kerry
The HSE say they are working with key agencies across Cork in the wake of Storm Brian.
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Status Orange Wind Alert In Operation For Cork From 10pm Tonight
The ESB is warning that the Status Orange wind alert in operation for Cork from 10 o'clock tonight until tomorrow will hamper restoration efforts.
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AUDIO: Manager & Captains Preview County Hurling Final.
It's a highly anticipated Final clash of Blackrock and Imokilly on Sunday in the Senior Hurling Championship decider.
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ESB Restoration Operation Continues Across City & County
The ESB's restoration operation is continuing in earnest with engineers working in difficult conditions since Ophelia hit on Monday.
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City Council Issues Spot Flooding Warning To Motorists
City Council is advising motorists that spot flooding is to be expected today and tomorrow.
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Towns Across Cork County Told To Prepare For Flooding As Storm Brian Hits
The occupants of Bantry, Clonakilty, Youghal and Midleton are being urged to be prepared for possible flooding as Storm Brian hits Cork.
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No Emergency Plan In Place For Rough Sleepers During Storm Brian
Homeless advocates say there's no emergency plan for rough sleepers during storm Brian.
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Ibrahim Halawa Released From Prison
Ibrahim Halawa is free.
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Industrial Action A Possibility For Irish Rail
Industrial action at Irish Rail could be back on the cards, after last night's collapse of talks at the WRC.
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Cork's Tech Sector Has Potential To Double Workforce
Cork's tech sector has the potential to double its workforce.
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Two weather warnings in place, listeners told to batten down the hatches once again, fears of further power outages
A yellow weather warning is in place from 9 o'clock this morning with heavy rainfall expected right across the city and county.
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The latest on Cork roads as Storm Brian looms
There was high winds in many areas of Cork overnight however Gardaí in the city and county say there was no overnight damage on roads.
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Residents and businesses urged to prepare for possible flooding
It comes as Storm Brian takes hold this evening
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35,000 homes across Cork city and county without power
The ESB are continuing their efforts to restore the power to affected areas
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Two men remain in Garda custody in Mallow following 20km rampage
The incident occurred in north Cork yesterday evening
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Cork City braces for flooding
Residents at Morrissons Island, South Terrace and Wandsford Quay are being advised to take usual precautions
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12,000 homes across Cork remain without water supply
Cork has been badly hit with outages following Storm Ophelia
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Army available to assist in possible flood relief measures in East Cork
The Defence Minister made the announcement ahead of Storm Brian
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Public Urged To Look In On Elderly Neighbours Ahead Of Storm Brian
The public is being asked to continue to check on vulnerable neighbours in Cork as Storm Brian looms.
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OPW & Opposition Groups Given Ultimatum on Food Defence
The OPW and Save Cork City group have been told to reach agreement on the flood defences for the city or risk losing the Government funding.
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Irish Rail Back At Workplace Relations Commission Today Over Pay
Irish Rail and unions representing workers head back to the WRC this morning.
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Six Possible Options For Abortion Laws
It looks like there could be six possible options for changing our abortion laws.
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Two separate weather warnings issued
Met Éireann has issued two separate weather warnings as the country prepares for another storm.
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Eir says 15,980 are still without service in Cork
Eir says Cork is the county with the highest number of their customers without broadband, telephone and mobile service as a result of Storm Ophelia.
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Efforts continue to get Cork back on the grid amid latest weather warnings
ESB networks say they won't stop working despite the rainfall warning in place in Cork today.
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Cork Warned Of Possible Flooding As Storm Brian Hits On Friday
The City Council are warning of possible flooding at Morrisons Island, South Terrace And Wandesford Quay on Friday due to a combination of high tides and Storm Brian.
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Crosshaven Residents Without Water Or Power This Evening
Despite the best efforts of ESB crews - thousands are still without power across Cork.
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Fatigue A Factor In ESB Crew Efforts To Restore Thousands To The Grid
The ESB say fatigue is becoming a concern for crews that have been working long hours since Storm Ophelia struck Cork on Monday.
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Weakened Trees Pose A Danger As Storm Brian Expected At Weekend
The concerns over weakend trees has been echoed by the senior county engineer in the roads department.
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56,000 Remain Off The Grid Across Cork This Evening
Extra ESB crews have been drafted in from around the country to Cork along with the defence forces as 56,000 customers remain off the power grid this afternoon
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Gardai In Cobh Appeal For Witnesses To Hit And Run
Gardai are appealing for witnesses to a hit and run incident in Cobh yesterday evening.
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Food Relief Scheme Up For Discussion In Leinster House
Cork's flood relief scheme is to be discussed at Leinster House this lunchtime by the Heritage & Gaeltacht Committee.
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Repair Crews Race Against Clock As Storm Brian On The Way
Repair crews are racing against the clock to restore power and water supplies as Storm Brian looms
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Irish Rail Back In Talks Over Pay Issue
Irish Rail and the NBRU are to go back to the talks table over pay.
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Reports from HSE Of Increase In Uptake Of HPV Vaccine
The Director General of the HSE says he's cautiously optimistic that more children are getting the HPV vaccine this year.
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Council Crews Continue To Clear Up Debris On Regional Roads
Up to 50 crews are still involved in the clean up operation across the county - as after clearing fallen trees - they are now dealing with debris such as twigs and leaves on roads.
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Repair Crews Racing Against Time To Restore Power Before Storm Brian
Repair crews are racing against the clock to restore power and water supplies before another storm hits this weekend.
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Banks Accused Of Colluding To Force Customers Off Tracker Mortgages
The banks are being accused of collusion in forcing people off their trackers.
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Controlled Explosion At School Lab in Dublin
A controlled explosion of school lab supplies has taken place in Dublin's St Stephen's Green this morning.
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City Council Did Not Anticipate The Number Of Trees That Would Fall
The acting Lord Mayor says there's more trees down in the city than had been anticipated.
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HSE Says Community Healthcare Across Cork & Kerry Have Returned To Normal
Cork Kerry Community Healthcare say the majority of their services have returned to normal.
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Number Without Broadband Across Cork Reduced To 110,000
Eir says the number of customers without broadband, telephone and mobile service as a result of the Storm has reduced to 110,000.
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County Council Examine Impact Of Storm Ophelia On Cork's Coastline
The County Council are currently examining the impact of Storm Opehlia on over 1,000 km of coastline across Cork.
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Army to be brought in to help deal with Ophelia fallout Leeside
The army is to be drafted in to help with recovery efforts Leeside following Storm Ophelia.
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Storm Brian Could Hit Ireland For The Weekend
As the clean up from Storm Ophelia continues - we could be facing another weather system this weekend.
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Taoiseach Calls For Prosecutions For Those Who Put Emergency Responders At Risk
The Taoiseach says people who needlessly put themselves in danger during storms should be prosecuted.
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HSE Say Services Will Be Back To Normal Tomorrow
The HSE say the majority of services in Cork Hospitals will return to normal tomorrow.
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Council Confirm Only 6 Regional Roads Remain Blocked
The county council say only six regional roads remain blocked by fallen trees this evening.
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Power Supply Restored In Kinsale, Bandon & Charleville
Cork County Council have confirmed to RedFM News that water supplies have been restored this afternoon in Kinsale, Bandon and Charleville this evening.
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Minister Eoghan Murphy Visits Cork To Inspect Damage Following Storm Ophelia
Minister for Local Government Eoghan Murphy is in Cork this evening to visit some of the sites worst affected by Storm Ophelia.
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Appeals for Blood Donation Following Storm Ophelia
The Irish Blood Transfusion Service has appealed for donors across Cork to donate as stocks are running low following Storm Ophelia.
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Outpatient Appointments Fully Provided For Today
Outpatient appointments at acute hospitals in the South/South West Hospital group will be fully provided today with a small number of exceptions.
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30 Trees Fall On Centre Park Road
Centre Park Road remains one of the worst hit areas in the city in the aftermath of Storm Ophelia after 30 trees fell.
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Update For Social Welfare Customers In Cork
10 offices are unable to provide a normal service today due to power and technical outages caused by the storm
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10,000 Customers Across Cork Have Had Their Power Restored
70,000 remain off the power grid across Cork
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Thousands Of Eir Customers Remain Without Phone & Broadband Services
51,000 Eir customers across Cork are without broadband, telephone and mobile phone services as a result of Storm Ophelia.
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All National Roads Cleared Across County
All national roads in the county have been cleared of fallen trees and debris along with the vast bulk of regional roads.
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City Council Crisis Management Team Meeting To Assess Clean Up
Cork City Council's Crisis Management Team is currently meeting at the Local Co-Ordination Centre after which a formal update will be issued.
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Thousands Without Power in Kinsale
Kinsale is one of the worst hit areas in Cork with thousands without power.
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Kinsale, Cobh, Youghal and Charleville On Priority List For Restoration Of Power and Water
The Acting County Engineer says Kinsale, Cobh, Youghal and Charleville have all been placed on a priority list for the restoration of power and water.
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Update On The Clean Up Operation In The Wake of Storm Ophelia
Cork City Council's Crisis Management Team is currently meeting at the Local Co-Ordination Centre
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Tributes Paid To Cork ARC Cancer Support Co-Ordinator Clare O'Neill
She was killed during Storm Ophelia after a tree fell on her car in Waterford
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Update On Healthcare In The Wake Of Storm Ophelia
Some elective surgeries will be cancelled today due to to the fallout from the storm
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Over 100 Trees Fell On Roads Across Cork County
Council teams have been working overnight to clear debris on a number of routes
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Parts Of Cork Could Be Without Power Until The Weekend
At peak during Storm Ophelia the number off the power grid was nearly double that of Storm Darwin
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Updates on Cork Travel
All you need to know on air, bus and rail travel in Cork this morning in the aftermath of Storm Ophelia.
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Full list of Cork road closures
The following is a full list of road closures:
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Iarnrod Eireann expect all services from Cork to return to normal tomorrow
All routes were cancelled in response to Storm Ophelia today
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Anyone who leaves their home today are putting their lives at risk
That's the message from Gardai in Cork who are urging the public to stay indoors and be safe
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Red Weather warning for Cork remains in place
The Cork City Council crisis management team are reminding the public that wind speeds remain significant
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Over 5,000 passengers were impacted today at Cork Airport
It's after a significant day of cancellations and delays to flights
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Over 100,000 people across Cork City and County are without power
Storm Ophelia continues to batter the country with severe winds
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All Irish Rail services in Cork have been cancelled this evening
Track maintenance crews are currently clearing trees and branches from the lines
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Schools across Cork will remain closed tomorrow
The Department of Education has confirmed the closure
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Storm Ophelia has claimed the lives of three people
Its making it's way across the country
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Thousands of homes across Cork without power
Homes in Ballincollig, Bishopstown, Glanmire, Douglas, Mayfield, Fairhill, Togher, & Dennehys Cross are facing outages
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Cork County Council urging the public to stay away from coastal areas
It follows reports of people on piers, walkways and beaches
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Homeless charities across the country have opened their doors
They're providing emergency accommodation for anyone in need of shelter in storm Ophelia
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Two people have died amid Storm Ophelia
It's continuing to track across the country
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Risk of flooding in the city has significantly reduced
Cork City Council say the high tide passed at 12 noon reducing the risk of flooding
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All non essential clinical and appointments cancelled in Cork Hospitals today
The HSE are issuing a reminder to outpatients
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All Bus Eireann services have been suspended for the remainder of today
Bus Eireann have confirmed to RedFM News that services are expected to resume at 5am tomorrow
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One person has died as a result of Storm Ophelia
Gardai are investigating an incident outside Aglish Villiage in West Waterford
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Over 50,000 people across Cork city and county without power
The ESB have advised RedFM News that they expect more power outages
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CUH has cancelled all non-essential activity for today
The Hospital Emergency Department will remain open
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Winds of just over 168 kilometers per hour are being reported off the coast of Cork
Fastnet Lighthouse says gusts of 91 knots struck it's base at a quarter past 10 this morning
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Gardai in Cork are asking people to Go in! Stay in! and Tune in!
People are advised not to go out today
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All schools, colleges and daycare centres are closed
Most businesses have closed their doors today
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All Bus Eireann services are cancelled
Buses are off the roads until at least 2 o'clock this afternoon
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Hundreds of flights to and from Ireland have been cancelled today
Affected passengers have been contacted directly
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Many retail stores are closed today across the county
Employees who are unsure are advised to contact their line manager
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Department of Employment Affairs and Social Protection cancel all customer appointments today
The cancellations come due to the severe weather conditions
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Cork City Council urge the public to keep up to date with weather warnings
Emergency teams on standby
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Cork City and County Council close almost all public services today
Red Weather Alert is in force for the entire country as hurricane force winds are expected to hit every county
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The latest Cork updates on Hurricane Ophelia
We'll have the latest developments on the most powerful storm to hit Ireland in 50 years here.
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Hurricane Ophelia: Public safety and information messages
The National Emergency Coordination Centre has been open and staffed since 6am this morning to monitor developments across the country.
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Cork to be hit by Hurricane Ophelia
A severe weather warning is in place Leeside
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Donal Og Cusack reveals he wrote a character reference for sex offender Tom Humphries
The former hurler made the announcement on Twitter
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Red weather warning issued for Cork
The Department of Education is urging schools to consider closing
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One of Cork city's oldest shopping centres to undergo a major redevelopment
Merchants Quay shopping centre is to upgrade it's shopping malls to meet modern retail standards
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Lack of mental health services for distressed children across Cork
It's due to the ongoing staffing crisis
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Bus Eireann school buses across Cork are cancelled tomorrow
We're being urged to prepare for the tail end of Hurricane Ophelia which is due to hit tomorrow morning
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Leo Varadkar and Micheal Martin neck and neck in the latest opinion poll
Fianna Fail has closed the gap opened up by Fine Gael last month
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27 year old man killed in a road traffic accident
The incident occurred in Dublin in the early hours of this morning
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Planning and design for the Cork to Limerick M20 motorway to commence immediately
The Taoiseach made the announcement yesterday having given the go ahead for the project
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90 families a month are becoming homeless
That's according to Focus Ireland who says it's unacceptable and wronG
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Fianna Fail leader calling for Dai report on child homelessness every two months
Michael Martin wants the Ministers for Finance, Housing and Children to report to the Dail amid the homeless crisis
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Further investigation required at Cork Magdalene site following archaeological findings
A team of archaeologists have been examining the former Good Shepherd site at Sunday's Well over the last few months
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Businesses sleep out in the city as part of Focus Ireland's Shine A Light Night
Many Cork businesses took part in the event at Cork's City Gaol in a bid to raise €500,000 for the charity
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Irish Farmers Association dissatisfied with increase on stamp duty
They're calling on the government to reverse their decision to increase stamp duty on farmland
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Gardaí in Dublin investigating shooting of teen
An 18-year-old man sustained an apparent gunshot wound to his leg shortly before 10pm at Darndale Park.
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Annual Sleep Out For Focus Ireland In Cork City Gaol
Over 100 business people will take part in Focus Ireland's Shine a Light Night campaign this evening.
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Hard Brexit Discussed At Cabinet In Cork
The Cabinet has been briefed on the worst-case scenario effects of a hard brexit.
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Credit Union Customers Reassured Money Is Safe
Credit Union customers are being reassured about their money as another branch is being wound down.
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Cabinet Briefed On Ireland's Version Of NHS
The Cabinet is being briefed on the cost and commitment needed to build a National Health Service in Ireland akin to Britain's NHS.
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Gardai Appeal For Cork Landowners Help in Tracing Missing Man
Gardai in Macroom have again appealed for help in locating missing man Ferenc Laszlo.
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Cork TD Says Government Cannot Be Trusted To Deliver On Mental Health
A Cork TD says the Government can no longer be trusted to deliver on mental health services following Budget 2018.
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First Phase Of Dursey Island Project Passes Failte Ireland Scheme
A new project to enhance tourism in Dursey Island has passed the first phase of Fáilte Irelands Grant Scheme for Large Tourism Projects.
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Board Of Charleville Credit Union Issues Statement On Closure
The Board of Charleville Credit Union has stated that in their view the liquidation of the facility is entirely uncessessary.
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Key Announcements Made On Taoiseach's Visit To Cork
It's been an eventful trip to Cork for the Taoiseach who has made a number of key announcements.
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AA issues warning to motorists to prepare for hazardous driving conditions in the coming days
It's after Met Éireann issued a Status Yellow Weather Warning.
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Broad welcome to M20 Cork-Limerick motorway announcement
The Taoiseach announced that the highly anticipated M20 Cork-Limerick motorway would be included in the soon to be announced Capital Plan.
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Charleville Credit Union to be wound down
The North Cork financial institution has more than 12,000 members.
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Taoiseach confirms progression of M20 Cork-Limerick motorway project
The Taoiseach has confirmed at a breakfast briefing in the city this morning that the Cork -Limerick M20 motorway has gone to planning stage.
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OPW moves to allay fears about disruption to city centre trade when flood relief works commence
The Office of Public Works says efforts will be made to keep disruption to city centre trade to a minimum when the flood relief works get underway.
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Hundreds Of Leaving Cert Students Offered College Places After Results Rechecked
Over 300 students have been offered new third level places after their leaving cert results were rechecked.
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Overcrowding In Hospitals Will Continue Unless Step down Facilities & Transitional Beds Introduced
The provision of step down facilities and transitional beds in Cork are essential in order to ease the overcrowding crisis.
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National Food Hub To Open In Cork
A national food hub is set to be based in Cork.
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Cork Homeless Charity Say Long Term Homeless Should Be Prioritised For Social Housing
A Cork homeless charity says it's vital that the long-term homeless are prioritised for any new social housing coming on stream.
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Government Criticised For Not Implementing Slaintecare in Budget 2018
A Cork GP has slammed the Government for failing to ring fence funding for the Sláintecare health reform plan in Budget 2018.
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Law On Planning For Data Centre May Change
The law on Data Centres may change to speed up the planning process.
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OPW Says Cost Of Tidal Barrier Would Cost In Excess Of €165 Million
The Office of Public Works says the cost of a proposed tidal barrier for Cork as part of flood relief plans proposed by the Save Cork City Group looks set to hit the €165 million mark.
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M&S Blames High Costs For 40% Price Difference On Christmas Food
Marks and Spencer is blaming the cost of doing business in Ireland for an up to 40 percent price difference on Christmas food.
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Permanent TSB Announces Move From North Main Street
Permanent TSB is to move out of North Main Street in December.
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Cork Hospitals Experiencing Severe Overcrowding Today
63 people are lying on trollies in the overcrowded emergency departments at Cork University and Mercy University Hospitals today.
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Yellow Weather Warning In Place For Cork
A Status Yellow weather warning is in operation for Cork for the next four days
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People Affected By Tracker Mortgage Scandal Call For Pressure On Banks
People affected by the Tracker Mortgage scandal are calling for political pressure on the banks, over the slow pace of compensation.
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Bereaved Cork Father Believes More Lives Will Be Lost On Irish Roads After Failure To Enact Legislation For Learner Drivers
A Cork father whose wife and daughter were killed in a road crash involving an unaccompanied learner driver believes more lives are being lost due to the Government's failure to enact legislation
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Cork School's Video Receives Millions Of Views
A Cork schools 'ghost video' has ranked up over 6 million views on social media.
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OPW Issue Response To Save Cork City Group Report
The Office of Public Works has issued a response to the report by civil engineers HR Wallingford commissioned by the Save Cork City group on the city's flood relief Scheme.
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Sugar Tax Welcomed - But Not a Quick Fix To Obesity Crisis
A Cork nutritionist says the new sugar tax on fizzy drinks is a step in the right direction, but it will not solve the increasing obesity crisis.
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Concerns Raised About The Legality Of The Public Services Card.
The Irish Council for Civil Liberties has held a conference to discuss the controversial card
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Overcrowding crisis hits two Cork hospitals
Significant over-crowding is currently being experienced in the emergency departments at two Cork hospitals.
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Concern expressed about condition of iconic Shakey Bridge
Concern has been expressed about the level of decay one of Cork's most iconic landmarks.
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Hoteliers Welcome Budget Measures
Many hoteliers in Cork have welcomed welcomed two budgetary measures.
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Irish Children Among The Most Obese In Europe
Irish children are the 8th most overweight in Europe, and 58th in the world, according to a new study.
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Budget 2018 Criticised By Opposition
Budget 2018 has been heavily criticised by opposition who accused the Government of failing abysmally in providing for housing and health.
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800 Gardai To Be Recruited for 2018
The Minister for finance also announced that an additional 800 Gardai are to be recruited next year.
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Minister Delivers A Budget That Has A Little Something For Everyone In The Audience
Budget 2018 has been delivered to the Dail by Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe
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LIVE: Budget 2018
Budget 2018 is being unveiled at 1pm and all the main details will be unveiled here as they're announced.
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Musgrave Has Confirmed That It Has Been The Subject Of A Cyber Attack
It impacted its' network and SuperValu, Centra and Daybreak stores
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€40,000 Spent On Safety Meshing On Some Of The City's Quayside Railings
Railings on Union Quay and George’s Quay had to be strengthened
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County Mayor Says Housing And Health Need To Be Addressed In Budget 2018
Today's budget is likely to see USC rates lowered and small changes to income tax band
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Gardaí killed in the line of duty will be honoured at a ceremony today
The annual Garda Memorial event will take place at Dublin Castle around lunchtime
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Older people living in Cork are struggling to make ends meet on the state pension
That's according to Age Action Ireland who say a change made to the eligibility criteria for the contributory pension in 2012, has hit women the hardest
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Cork Airport is now offering its passengers routes to ten North American destinations
WOW Air's new service via Reykjavík launched this morning and the airline says ticket sales are strong
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HSE says the ransomware detected in three hospitals this morning not connected to the WannaCry ransomware virus
The executive says up to 20 machines were quickly isolated from networks - before it spread - with the machines replaced and the systems put back online
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Indaver provides An Bord Pleanala with further information into proposed incinerator in Ringaskiddy
A decision has been defered four times by the board who cited a number of issues with the waste facility
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Almost 20,000 homes across Cork city and county lie idle
That's according to figures from the 2016 Census which shows Cork has the second highest number of vacant properties in the country
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City council ask for the public's help in the search for a highly invasive rodent Leeside
The discovery of the one metre long South American Coypu on the banks of the Rive Lee, has been described as a "serious issue"
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Members of the LGBT community across Cork are still subjected to Homophobic abuse
That's according to an Interagency Steering Group who have organised this year LGBT Awareness week with the theme- "Cork - A republic of equals"
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Official launch of the Cork LGBT Awareness Week takes place at the City Hall tomorrow
The event will see different events and workshops take place all across the city, as this year's theme is "Cork - A republic of equals"
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Residents of the Lough voice their objections to a proposed block of student accommodation in the area
A peaceful protest was mounted yesterday by the Save The Lough From High Rise group, who have raised a number of concerns in relation to the development
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Cork charity helps thousands avoid homelessness amid housing crisis
It comes following the introduction of the Tenancy Protection Service in Cork
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Emmanuel Macron has officially become the new President of France
The 39-year-old has been sworn in at the Elysee Palace in Paris, taking over from Francois Hollande
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Government urged to increase funding for cyber security protection
The calls come in light of a major global hacking attack
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Fine Gael remains the most popular party in the country
The party has retained a narrow lead over Fianna Fáil
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Recruitment for 50 new positions in tech giant Alien Vault is underway Leeside
The company provides online security and was named in the first ever Forbes list of best 100 cloud companies in the world
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Cork survivor of sexual abuse says the Department of Education and the State failed her
Louise O'Keeffe was abused at the hands of her former school principal and says other young survivors of her abuser were not protected
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Taoiseach Enda Kenny says cyber attack affecting up to 100 countries is being closely monitored
Major buisnesses and corporations are being targeted by the threat which targets files and demands that a payment be made in order to unlock them
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Increasing pressure on the Transport Minister to establish a Bus Eireann stakeholder forum
The NBRU ballot result won't be released until next week
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Sexual Violence Centre Cork hopeful change in law which criminalises the buyers of sex will bring about change
The organisation says prostitution Leeside is still a problem
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Former FBI Director sacked by the US President turns down invitation to testify to politicians next week
The Senate Intelligence Committee had hoped to hear from James Comey in a closed session
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Gardaí say there are no reports of any Irish victims of the latest worldwide cyber attack
Corporations and institutions in at least 74 countries - including the UK, Russia, Spain and Portugal - have been affected by the ransomware
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Peaceful protest to be mounted at the Lough in opposition to proposed student accommodation
Residents in the area have raised a number of concerns in relation to the project
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Diocese of Cork and Ross say the sale of land near the Lough will benefit the local parish
Residents in the area have strongly voiced their objection to the proposed block of high rise student accommodation which they say will negatively impact all users of the Lough
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Flights from Cork to Boston Providence on schedule despite aircraft issues
Norwegian Air are planning to use Boeing's 737 Max aircraft for it's transatlantic flights Leeside, however the airline may have to use an alternative aircraft due to engine difficulties with the new aircraft
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Bus Éireann Workers back Labour Court recommendations aimed at ending a long running dispute at the company
It's after the row over pay and conditions brought the service to a halt for 21 days earlier this year
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Family of a man missing from Kinsale since Tuesday are positive that he will be found
35 year old Daniel Kelly, who is better known as Danny, failed to turn up to work at Gamestop on Tuesday morning
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Day set for hearing to decide if Ian Bailey should face trial in France
French authorities want him to face trial in France for the alleged murder of Sophie Touscan du Plantier
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Head of the HSE says a senior medic was citing evidence when he suggested incentivising nurses with chocolates
Dr Kevin Kelleher told the Oireachtas Health Committee yesterday - there's an issue with a low uptake of vaccines amongst nurses in particular
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Cork man not seeking state apology about the abuse he suffered as a child in Scoil Eoin Boys National School.
His former teacher Leo Hickey was this week sentenced to three years in prison, with the final two suspended
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Ronan O'Gara pays tribute to Munster team-mates as he accepted the Freedom of Cork City
The out half is the first rugby player to be bestowed the honour, awarded for his contribution to the game for Munster and Ireland over the past 20 years
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Family of missing man from Kinsale renew appeal for the public's help
The alarm was raised when 35 year od Daniel Kelly, who is better known as Danny, failed to turn up to work on Tuesday morning.
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Rubicon Centre is celebrating it's 10th Birthday today
CIT'S Rubicon Centre is celebrating it's 10th anniversary today
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Demonstration to be mounted in Dublin calling for the new National Maternity Hospital to remain in public ownership
Women's rights groups are opposed to the granting of ownership of the National Maternity Hospital to the Sisters of Charity
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France's presidential election has been hit by a security alert
The courtyard of the Louvre in Paris has been evacuated due to concerns about a possible terror threat
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Pressure is once again mounting on the Garda Commissioner
The head of the Garda analysis service has written to Noirín O'Sullivan saying he wasn't given a copy of Ireland's homicide figures before they were presented to the Policing Authority
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Proposed route of Ringaskiddy M28 continues to cause concerns for residents
A lobby group opposed to the proposed new Ringaskiddy M28 motorway claims that objections submitted by residents to the plan were not considered
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Gardai in West Cork are continuing their investigation into the death of a fisherman on Friday
The body of the Lithuanian fisherman was discovered on a trawler in Bantry
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Calls for Minister for Housing to ensure that local authorities use allocated funding for Traveller accommodation
It's emerged that eight local authorities across the country last year failed to spend a total of over 1.2 million euro that had been earmarked for the community
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Taoiseach says he has full confidence in Garda Commissioner
It's after Fianna Fáil's Justice Spokesperson Jim O'Callaghan said his party believes the "best option" for Noirin O'Sullivan is to resign.
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Opposition is mounting to the planned M28 route
Residents objecting to the proposed M28 Ringaskiddy motorway are to outline their opposition to the proposed route at a public meeting
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An investigation is underway into the death of a fisherman in West Cork
The body of a man has been found on board a trawler in Bantry
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Garda Commissioner says financial irregularities at the Garda training college must be investigated
Noirin O'Sullivan says an audit must be completed as well as an investigation by an assistant commissioner
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Over 20,000 people across Cork city and county will walk from dusk to dawn as part of a worldwide suicide awareness campaign
The Darkness into Light Walk now in it's ninth year is in aid of Pieta House who provide free services to people in distress or who self-harm
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Mothers and babies in Ireland have been treated appallingly in the past by the church
That's according to Cork City Councillor Marion O'Sullivan who's urging women to stand up against the Sister's of Charity's proposed ownership of the new National Maternity Hospital
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Garda Commissioner describes accounting and expenditure practices at Garda training college as unacceptable
Noirín O'Sullivan says the problems go back as much as forty years and that so far paper trails have not been uncovered
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The patronage of a new primary school in Ballincollig was announced earlier today by the Minister of Education
Three applications were received from prospective patrons to operate the eight classroom school, to cater for the growing number of pupils at primary level in the area
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Passenger numbers continue to grow at Cork Airport ahead of the new summer schedule
It comes as inaugural flights to several new destinations such as Newquay, Zurich and Reykjavik are beginning this month.
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Vera Twomey is continuing a sit-down protest at the gates of Leinster House this evening
The Cork mum is demanding a meeting with Health Minister Simon Harris - over access to medicinal cannabis for her daughter Ava who has a rare form of epilepsy
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High cost of motoring in Ireland is being attributed to the fall in car sales across Cork
That's according to the Society of the Irish Motor Industry who say the number of new cars purchased Leeside has dropped by 25%, when compared to the same period last year
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Irish Cancer Society has moved to reassure parents that the HPV vaccine is safe
It's after the latest figures from the National Cancer Registry show that 130 people die each year from cancer caused by HPV
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Cork businesses warned to prepare for a hard Brexit
Enterprise Ireland have warned Cork business leaders to prepare for the biggest challenge in 50 years as Britain gears up for a hard Brexit
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Cork homeless charity is calling on the Government to take action on housing crisis
Cork Simon is urging the Government to introduce short-term measures to ease pressure on the housing market as they struggle to cope with the numbers seeking their help
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Health Minister says extra month to examine the ownership of the National Maternity Hospital will help him get it "absolutely right"
Simon Harris has insisted the current model for the facility will give it complete autonomy and independence from its religious owners
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Concerns raised after a number of Cork Schools withdraw from the Suicide Prevention Programme
Cork Counselling Services have raised concerns that as a result some young people will not be able to avail of their specialist services
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Government say it's important to provide flood defences where they can
Meanwhile calls have been made for the Government to make it compulsory for insurance companies to provide flood cover at a reasonable price, once the defence mechanisms have been installed
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Cork mother to camp outside the Dail as part of campaign for medicinal cannabis
Vera Twomey has taken her campaign for the legalisation of medicinal cannabis for the treatment of her young daughter directly to Leinster House
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Investigations are continuing into the cause of a fatal house fire in Limerick
A young woman in her 20's lost her life in the fire that broke out in the city in the early hours of the morning
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Horse owners across Cork are not meeting their legal obligations
That's according to the ISPCA who are urging owners to obey the laws surrounding microchipping of their animals
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Green Ribbon month begins today to encourage a national conversation about mental health
Almost 50% of people under the age of 35 say they would hide mental health issues from family or friends
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Mobile homeless shelter and service bound for Cork
A Cork homeless charity is launching the country's first mobile homeless shelter and shower service
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People who work outdoors urged to protect their skin this summer season
The Irish Cancer Society revealed that one in four skin cancers deaths comes from those who work in the construction or the farming sector
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Post-mortem to be carried out on body of young woman discovered in city
22 year old Amy McCarthy was found in a vacant building on Sheares Street in the city centre yesterday morning
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Leading Housing Charity says the Government is failing to deal with long term homelessness in Cork
Threshold says approximately 40 families are currently living in emergency accommodation for more than six months
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Taoiseach says challenges faced by Ireland following Brexit recognised by EU
All 27 remaining member states took just one minute yesterday to agree on their position for upcoming withdrawal negotiations