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Cork
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Child victims of crime should be allowed to be named within four weeks
Senator Michael McDowell's bill would also allow the press to name adults accused of killing children.
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Organisers of tomorrow's Rally for Truth in the city refuse Garda request to cancel the event
They have held a meeting with Garda representatives in advance of the rally and have stressed that political groups are not invited
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Former Taoiseach says British government is trying to 'intimidate' EU in relation to Northern Ireland protocol
It decided to delay introducing some post-Brexit checks on goods arriving into the North from Britain - without the EU's backing.
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CIF: Continued Level 5 lockdown a cause of great concern for those in construction
The organisation say the industry relies on good supply chains
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New Zealanders told to stay away from coastal areas after three powerful earthquakes shook the region
The largest had a magnitude of 8.1 and prompted thousands to head for higher ground.
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The top four things you need to know now
The main stories making the headlines across Cork
Coronavirus
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Deputy CMO: No plans to move pregnant women up vaccine queue after reports linking Covid to stillbirths
Health officials yesterday said there have been four preliminary reports of this where the virus could have been a factor.
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The latest on COVID19 today
The latest developments on the fight against COVID19 as the virus continues to disrupt everyday life.
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Business owners express concern ahead of anti-lockdown rally Leeside
Many business owners here Leeside say they fear an anti lockdown rally planned for Saturday, could see increases in Covid cases and further lockdowns.
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Facemasks not being recommended for primary school children
Facemasks are not being advised for primary school children, according to the Health Information and Quality Authority.
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COVID19 UPDATE: 39 New Deaths, 462 New Cases - 29 here in Cork
The Health Protection Surveillance Centre has today been notified of 39 additional deaths related to COVID-19.
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Export of Oxford-AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccines made in Italy to Australia blocked
The European Commission's blocked the export of Oxford-AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccines made in Italy to Australia.
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Ryanair CEO says digital vaccine passport this summer is unrealistic
It's unrealistic to expect the EU to have a Europe wide digital vaccine passport to facilitate travel this summer, according to the CEO of Ryanair.
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Construction Federation of Ireland raises concern over construction workers working in domestic settings
The Construction Industry Federation of Ireland say they're very concerned that construction workers are currently continuing to work in domestic settings behind closed doors.
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HSE says a number of GP practices experiencing issues with vaccine supplies
The HSE says a ‘relatively small number’ of GP practices are experiencing issues with their vaccine supplies.
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Gardaí in Limerick arrest two men following €175,000 cocaine seizure discovered during street parties
Gardaí in Limerick have arrested two men following the seizure of 175 thousand euro worth of cocaine discovered during last night's street parties.
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Calls for the government to consider increasing number of people allowed at funerals to 25
A group of bishops from the west of the country have suggested the change - as the current limit of 10 is due to stay until the country moves to Level 4.
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Man accused of discharging a firework at gardaí during Dublin anti-lockdown protest granted bail
The 30-year-old is accused of throwing a firework and two glass bottles at officers.
Sport
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Peter O'Mahony signs contract extension
Peter O'Mahony has signed a new two-year contract with the IRFU, which will keep him at Munster until 2023.
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Billy Holland says the time is right to call it a day
Billy Holland says the time is right for him to step away from the professional game.
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Club Players' Association disbands
The Club Players' Association has disbanded.
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Gordon Elliot photo "reprehensible" says Racing Post Chief Executive
The photograph of horse trainer Gordon Elliott sitting on a dead horse has been labelled disgusting and reprehensible by the Chief Executive and Editor in Chief of The Racing Post.
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Junior Sports Minister "wouldn't be comfortable" with Gordon Elliot being involved at Cheltenham
The Junior Sports Minister says he wouldn't be comfortable with horse trainer Gordon Elliot being involved in the Cheltenham Festival.
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Liverpool legend Ian St John passes away
Liverpool legend Ian St John has passed away at the age of 82.
Entertainment
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Viewers have fallen in love with last night's First Dates Ireland couple Mary and Johnny
Mary and Johnny have captured the hearts of the nation after their date.
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WATCH: New reality show 'Marriage or Mortgage' is coming to Netflix next week
The new show will be available to watch on Netflix where we will see couples choosing between two dreams
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RTÉ announce Toy Show Appeal plans after raising €6.6 million on last year's Toy Show
RTÉ has announced details of what will happen to the money raised from last year’s Toy Show Appeal. The appeal saw €6.6m raised for a host of children’s charities last November.
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ITV officially announce a new series of Love Island for this year
ITV has confirmed in an interview this morning that a new series of Love Island will be back on our screens this year.
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Ryan Tubridy to be joined by Toy Show guests tomorrow night
Ryan Tubridy will be joined by Toy Show stars Adam King, Saoírse Ruane, and Michael Maloney on this Friday's Late Late Show.
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David Schwimmer has confirmed that the Friends reunion will begin filming 'in a little over a month'
The Friends actor Schwimmer has spoken about the reunion saying it will finally begin filming after being delayed from May 2020 due to the pandemic.
RedFM Interviews & Performances
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WATCH: Dave Mac In Conversation With Niall Horan
Dave Mac sat down with the former One Direction man after his first solo Irish gig.
Business
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New Bus Eireann Route 225 Between Cork Airport & Haulbowline
There's a brand new route offering a high frequency service to and from Cork Airport!
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Cork Earns Another Michelin Star Restaurant
Cork has earned another Michelin star restaurant.
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UCD Michael Smurfit Graduate Business School - Cork Information Evening
What: UCD Michael Smurfit Graduate Business School – Cork Information Evening
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Nine Cork Stores Named In List Of Top Stores In Ireland
Nine Cork stores have been named among the best in the country.
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Friendly Business Awards To Take Place At National JCI Ireland Conference
The Friendly Business Awards is JCI Ireland's flagship business programme where we recognise the pivotal role small businesses play in our local community.
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There's 1 Month To Go To Laya Healthcare's City Spectacular!
Laya Healthcare’s City Spectacular returns to Dublin and Cork in 1 month with its biggest and most spectacular five-day programme of events for all ages.
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3 Steps To Achieving An Energy Efficient Home Heating System
Whether you are a homeowner, architect, engineer or property developer completing a new build project, the energy efficiency of the property’s heating system is a top priority.
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CUBS Conference 2019 Set to Inspire Future Business Leaders As Students & Guest Speakers Unite For Third Annual Event
This week marks the official launch of the 2019 CUBS Conference; an annual event that will take place on Wednesday 13th March at the Cork Opera House.
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Blue Insurance sees Turnover Jump to over €37 million in 2017
Blue Insurance, Ireland’s leading Niche insurance provider, continues to shake up the insurance sector as turnover for their latest trading period jumps to over €37m in 2017.