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Maternity hospitals to consider easing visitor restrictions
Maternity hospitals can consider easing visitor restrictions over the coming weeks.
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Gardaí seize €14,000 worth of suspected Xanax tablets in Watergrasshill
Officers from the City Divisional Drugs Unit and the Fermoy District Drugs Unit carried out a search of a house in the village yesterday at 3pm.
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Mother of three year old West Cork girl launches GoFundMe campaign to bury her in America
Rebecca Saunder's daughter Clarissa McCarthy was drowned by her father at Audley Cove outside Ballydehob on the 5th of March 2013
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Disturbances in west Belfast last night after week of peace following death of Britain's Prince Phillip
Loyalist flute bands also staged a series of un-announced parades across north Down to protest customs inspections in the Irish sea.
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Man in court today following incident where a man was attacked with a hammer and had his dog stolen
The 27 year old was arrested in Carrigtwohill yesterday and questioned at Mayfield Garda Station about the incident on April 11th.
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Body found during search for missing woman in Comeragh Mountains in Co Waterford
The woman, from Tipperary, had been out running and was last seen at about 12:45 on Sunday.
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The top four things you need to know now
The main stories making the headlines across Cork
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CAO system set to include apprenticeships alongside traditional college courses
Munster Technological University here in Cork is is welcoming the launch
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Food Safety Authority recommending people over the age of 65 to only drink strong tea between their meals
A new scientific report says having a cup of tea during a meal interferes with absorption of iron and zinc
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Up to €4,000 is being made available to businesses for outdoor dining
Cork City Council say the new grant scheme is open to existing businesses in the tourism and hospitality sector throughout the city
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DHL Express is to set up a new cargo operation at Cork Airport
The international courier has announced the establishment of new cargo operations from Cork to DHL Express' largest European hub in Leipzig, Germany.
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People are waiting up to 6 months for mental health services appointments in Cork
Concerns have been expressed about accessibility to psychiatry, psychology and Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service
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New action plan has called for serious efforts to diversify apprenticeships
It aims to see 10,000 new apprentices a year by 2025 while making it a more mainstream choice of education for people
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Free period products are being made available to women affected by period poverty by the retailer Lidl
A coupon for a free box of sanitary pads or tampons will be available each month through the Lidl Plus app.
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Pension funds are being swallowed up by charges and fees, according to a new report
The independent research, which has been forwarded on to the Labour Party, has found 3 per cent is deducted from the value of a pension fund every year
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Man (29) has appeared in court charged with murdering his girlfriend in north Dublin
24 year old Jennifer Poole was stabbed to death at her home in Finglas on Saturday.
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Space history's been made after a helicopter was flown on Mars
NASA announced the successful mission at a news conference in California
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Gardai arrest man in Co Louth in connection with murder of Detective Garda Adrian Donohoe
The detective was shot dead eight years ago during an armed robbery.
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County Hall: €4.7 million for projects in Youghal and Ballydesmond will provide a much needed boost
Youghal is set for a new €4 million library, while over €770,000 is being granted for improvement works in Ballydesmond village.
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Cork businesses expect turnover boost from June onwards
Cork businesses are reporting an increase in confidence for the second half of the year.
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Gardaí have arrested and charged a man in relation to two burglaries in Cobh on Saturday
Officers responded to two reports of possible burglaries in the Westbourne Place area at around 6am.
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Catholic Church calls government's worship ban "draconian"
The Catholic Church is accusing the Health Minister of a "draconian" ban on religious worship.
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Multi million Euro fund to create remote working hubs
€75m has been awarded to regenerate buildings in rural Ireland into remote working hubs.
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Service offers support for people who want to complain about care they received in public hospital
The Patient Advocacy Service is a free, independent and confidential way for people to make a formal complaint about a HSE funded public acute hospital.
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Ibec research shows more women than men are seeking changes to work patterns to facilitate childcare
There are growing concerns that covid has the potential to put back progress in gender equality.
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Man due in court this morning charged with the death of a woman in North Dublin
Mother of two, Jennifer Poole, was stabbed at her home in Finglas on Saturday.
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The top four things you need to know now
The main stories making the headlines across Cork
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The US and China have agreed to work together to tackle climate change
The two countries have issued a joint statement following a visit to Shanghai by the US climate envoy
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Leo Varadkar's interviewed by Gardaí about leaking of a Government contract to a friend when he was Taoiseach
The Sunday Times reports the Tánaiste was questioned by detectives from the National Bureau of Criminal Investigation earlier this month
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A man is being questioned by Gardaí after a young mother was stabbed to death in Dublin yesterday afternoon
24 year old Jennifer Poole was found with serious injuries at an apartment on Melville Drive, in the Meakstown area of Finglas, around two o'clock.
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British Royal Family will continue an official period of mourning for Prince Philip this week
The Duke of Edinburgh was laid to rest in a scaled-back ceremony at Windsor Castle yesterday.
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President Michael D Higgins celebrates his 80th birthday today
A well-known human rights activist, the ninth president of Ireland is also a poet and author.
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The Top Four Things You Need To Know Now
The top news stories this morning
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Duke of Edinburgh's Funeral Has Concluded At St. George's Chapel Inside Windsor Castle
A minute's silence marked the beginning of the Duke of Edinburgh's funeral as Queen Elizabeth II and Britain honour his life.
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Cork-Harbour-For-A-Safe-Environment Group Say Landscape Around Proposed Incinerator Has Totally Changed Since First Planning Application
Indaver first applied for planning permission for an incinerator over 20 years ago
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Cork's Polish Language Library Is Appealing For Support As It Faces Closure Due To Lockdowns
Ireland's largest polish language library, which is based on Gould Street in Cork, is appealing for support as it faces closure due to the loss of income during lockdown.
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Cork TD: Survivors Of Mother & Baby Homes Have Right To Know How Their Children Died And Where They Are Buried
Cork TD Holly Cairns has called for inquests to be held into all deaths at mother and baby homes
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Gardaí Investigating Two Burglaries In Business Premises In Cobh Last Night
The burglaries happened in the early hours of this morning
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Tricolour To Be Flown At Half-Mast On All State Buildings Today As Mark Of Respect To Britain's Prince Philip
The Duke of Edinburgh's funeral takes place at 3pm this afternoon at Windsor Castle
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Youghal Traders Hopeful IronMan 2021 Will Proceed
The event was first held in the East Cork town back in 2019 and locals say it brought a huge boost to the area as well as firmly placing Youghal on the international tourism agenda
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Irish Water To Begin Work On New €14 Million Project In Mallow This Week
Sewer upgrade works will begin at the N72, Ballylough Road next week and will take approximately 10 weeks to complete
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Concern Expressed Over The Possible Merger Of Three Cork Schools
The North Monastery all-boys school, Saint Vincent's all girls school and North Presentation all girls school say they are exploring the future of catholic education provision on the northside of the city
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Mother Of 3-Year Old Girl Who Was Killed By Father Starts Campaign To Exhume Body
Clarissa McCarthy was just 3 years old when her father took her life in March 2013 on Audley Cove outside Ballydehob
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Minister Working With HSE To Speed Up Assessment Process For Primary Medical Certs
The scheme was suspended last summer after a Supreme Court decision, and only resumed in January
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The Top Four Things You Need To Know Now
The main stories making the headlines across Cork
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Laya Healthcare Announces Second Price Increase In A Year
From the 1st of June, there'll be an average rise to costs across its schemes of 2.3%
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Office Of The Attorney General Issues Scam Alert
Members of the public are being targeted by callers purporting to be from the Office of the Attorney General
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Cork Teenager Who Suffered Catastrophic Brain Injuries At Birth Awarded €23.5 Million Settlement
The High Court has approved a €23.5 million settlement to a Cork teenager who suffered catastrophic brain injuries during her birth at St Finbarr's Hospital in 2004
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Builders To Include Double The Number Of Social And Affordable Homes Under Government Plans
Housing Minister Darragh O'Brien is planning in making changes to the Part Five (V) rules
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Two Men Arrested After Hijacking A Taxi In Galway Last Night
Shortly before midnight, they hijacked the taxi and forced the driver out of the car on the motorway.
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Former County Councillor ordered to leave court in the city today after he appeared without a mask
It was the second time Diarmuid Ó Cadhla of Upper Beaumont, Ballintemple turned up in court without a face covering
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Taoiseach announces plans for new special school in Carrigaline
The new school will have 48 places for children with learning disabilities and autism in the existing Gaelcholáiste Charraig Uí Leighin building.
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Digital Rights Ireland Hoping To Secure Compensation For Irish Facebook Users Affected By Data Breach
A legal case is being brought against the social media company after people's personal information was leaked
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Forbes Magazine To Host '30 Under 30' Initiative In Limerick
An article published by the magazine last Friday was widely criticised for its depiction of Limerick city.
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For the first time, Ireland is set to legislate against hate crime.
The Justice Minister is proposing a series of new offences which would mean harsher sentences for those convicted.
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Cork based Air Ambulance attended 127 incidents during the first three months of the year
Irish Community Air Ambulance crews were tasked to provide support to HSE paramedics in nine counties between January and March.
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Eight people have been shot dead in the US city of Indianapolis
A gunman opened fire at a facility for the delivery firm Fedex.
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Investigations continuing after 5 men were arrested in connection to invoice redirect fraud
Searches took place in Cork, Tipperary, Westmeath and Roscommon yesterday.
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KBC bank considering exiting Irish market
KBC is in talks to sell off performing loans to Bank of Ireland.
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An economist says Government's policy of rolling lockdowns may have caused lasting damage to economy
Jim Power is also accusing the state of failing to carry out a proper risk assessment of current pandemic restrictions.
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The top four things you need to know now
The main stories making the headlines across Cork
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Woman jailed for seven years for burglary at home of Cork pensioner
A 35-year-old woman has been jailed for seven years for her part in a burglary where a 76 year old man ended up being locked into a room for 14 hours until he was discovered by a relative.
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Woman arrested and €4,000 of suspected heroin seized
Gardaí have arrested a woman and seized €4,000 of suspected heroin in the city on April 15, 2021.
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Cork TD calls for inquests to be held into all the deaths at Mother and Baby Homes
Socialist Party TD Holly Cairns was speaking after an Oireachtas Committee heard from a Cork survivors and supporters group that the excavation of 900 babies at Bessborough would not be "appropriate"
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Multi Million Euro Investment In Facility Centres For Water Based Activities At Two Locations In Cork
The new facilities at Claycastle, Youghal and Garrylucas Beach, Ballinspittle will see changing and showering facilities constructed
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Three Cork food producers honoured at this years Irish Food Awards
Tom Durcan was awarded the Food Award for his traditional spiced beef, while Kinsale Mead was given an Irish Drink Award for their Merlot Barrel Aged Mead.
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Man (39) remanded on bail after being charged with claiming pandemic unemployment payments while in Pakistan
Bandon District Court heard Khurram Cheema of Kippagh Dunmanway was charged with 20 offences today.
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An Post celebrating contribution of Cork arctic explorers with launch of new stamps today
Five of the eight men commemorated in the new set are from Cork.
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Former members of Blarney Hotel and Golf Resort Leisure centre to take fight for return of fees to court
Cork TD Mick Barry says a solicitors letter was sent to the former owners at the end of last month to request a date for repayment, however no reply was received.
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Former police officer charged with second degree manslaughter following Duante Wright killing
A US prosecutor has charged a former police officer with second-degree manslaughter after she fatally shot a black man in the state of Minnesota.
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The top four things you need to know now
The main stories making the headlines across Cork
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More than 130 jobs are to go at PayPal's Irish operations
Over 70 jobs are to go at the company's site in Dundalk, Co. Louth with the remainder at the company's Blanchardstown facility in Dublin.
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Man dies in house fall in West Cork
Gardai and the Health and Safety Authority are due to launch separate investigations following the death of a man in an accident in West Cork on Wednesday afternoon.
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Man who broke in to house and told pensioner he was a guard jailed for six years
A man who posed as a garda after breaking in to the home of an 83 year old woman in Cork city during the first Covid 19 lockdown has been jailed for six years.
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The DUP leader is suing TV presenter Dr Christian Jessen for defamation
Arlene Foster claims that a tweet by him in December 2019 was an "attack" on her marriage
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Campaigners say locals are angry that Indaver continue to try to get planning for an incinerator in Ringaskiddy
CHASE say the proposed facility is unnecessary, unsafe and unacceptable
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Priest says Fair City scenes have disrespected the Catholic faith
A priest has claimed scenes in an episode of Fair City on Sunday night 'disrespected' the Catholic faith.
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Residents outside Midleton oppose plans to run Celtic Interconnector cable along their road
The residents in Churchtown North and Roxborough say they're concerned about the health impacts of long term exposure to electromagnetic fields
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Protests continue in Minnesota
Protesters have clashed with police for a third night in the US state of Minnesota, following the death of a young black man.
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New bill to allow exhumation of remains at mother and baby homes could damage survivors' chances of knowing what happened loved ones
That's according to the Irish Council for Civil Liberties, who are before the Oireachtas Children's Committee this morning on the Institutional Burials Bill.
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New walk-in testing centre is opening in Dunmanway this morning at 9am
The facility at Randal Óg GAA Club is part of efforts to detects more asymptomatic cases in communities across the country.
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The top four things you need to know now
The main stories making the headlines across Cork
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Man evicts tenants for setting up cannabis grow house then takes it over himself
A carpenter who evicted tenants from his property after he found out that they had set up a cannabis grow house only to then take over the operation himself has received a two year suspended sentence.
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Councillors say part of new bill to speed up delivery of homes, may unintentionally have opposite effect
The council is to write to the Minister for Housing Darragh O'Brien to voice their concern about part of the new Land Development Agency Bill.
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New report suggests the introduction of a congestion charge for Cork and Dublin
Congestion charges should be considered in Cork and Dublin, according to a new report.
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Two men arrested and charged following a burglary at a shop in the City
Gardaí from Mayfield and the local Scenes of Crime Unit began an investigation at the shop on the Lower Glanmire Road on Sunday morning.
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Cork woman (52) who fraudulently claimed €69,000 in carers allowance remanded on bail
Mary O'Callaghan of Woodvale Road, Beaumont, Blackrock will appear at Cork District Court again in June.
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City Hall is to push forward with plans to rename Anglesea Street
The Echo reports Councillors voted unanimously to rename the street last night following a proposal from Sinn Féin Councillor Henry Cremin.
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State of emergency declared in Minneapolis after violent protests following the shooting of a black man
It happened not far from where George Floyd was killed last May.
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The top four things you need to know now
The mains stories making the headlines across Cork
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24-year-old remanded in custody after he admitted robbing filling station shop
Jamie Quilligan from Chestnut Close, Nutley Avenue in Mahon pleaded guilty today at Cork Circuit Criminal Court to robbery of €705 at the Circle K Garage on Blackrock Road on November 17th last
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Cork City is set to become more pedestrian friendly by the end of this month
Construction started today on the pedestrianisation of 17 streets.
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38% of Leaving Cert students opt to take an accredited grade in Irish
Changes to the teaching of Irish is needed in schools, according to Conradh na Gaeilge.
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Motorists and businesses can expect to be paying smaller insurance premiums in the second half of this year
The Junior Finance Minister has met with a number of insurance companies following the approval of new guidelines aimed at reducing the cost of personal injury claims
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Taoiseach meets with East Cork schools amid capacity issues
The Department of Education is to complete a review of schools in the East Cork area that are facing serious capacity issues
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Cork County Board ordered to pay over €300,000 as part of the cost to improve lighting around its grounds
The echo reports that the sum determined by An Bord Pleanála is over five times what the board had offered to pay
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Whitegate residents say they're afraid to let children walk to local playground due to lack of a footpath
People living near Glebe Manor outside the village had been told work on a 500 yard section of path approaching the main Whitegate Road would begin around now.
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Motor insurance premiums set to fall
Motor insurance premiums are likely to come down in the latter half of the year.
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Gardai investigate dog theft in Cork city
Gardaí have launched an investigation after a man was attacked with a hammer and had his dog stolen in the city.
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Cork TD says something needs to be done to tackle high car parking fees in hospitals
That's the message from Deputy Colm Burke, who says it's unfair to people who are unwell or those visiting sick relatives to pay large parking fees.
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The cost of car insurance could be set to go down
It follows a landmark decision to decrease payouts for minor injuries.
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The top four things you need to know now
The mains stories making the headlines across Cork
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Mary McAleese says recent violence in Northern Ireland is a consequence of Brexit
Rioting involving youths from mainly loyalist areas has seen over 80 police officers injured
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Transport Minister says vaccinated people could be exempt from mandatory hotel quarantine
The Transport Minister says people who've been fully vaccinated against Covid-19 could soon be exempt from mandatory hotel quarantine
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Cork professor says higher education is "our way through the tough future"
Professor Linda Doyle will become the 45th Provost of Trinity College Dublin in August.
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Three Cork men will cycle over 430 Kilometres for suicide awareness
The men will cycle the equivalent distance of Cobh to Belfast
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Eight people have died following earthquake on Indonesia's main island of Java
One of the victims was a woman whose motorbike was hit by falling rocks
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NASA to fly a tiny helicopter on Mars for the first time
The Ingenuity is expected to take to the Martian skies today as part of a technology demonstration
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Asylum seekers will be able to open a bank account for the first time
Bank of Ireland has agreed it will accept state-issued documents from next month
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Prince Charles says royals being helped through this "particularly sad time", by outpouring of support
It's following the death of his father Prince Philip who died on Friday at the age of 99
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People Are Being Warned Of A New Phone Scam
Fraudsters are calling people claiming to be from the Department of Social Protection.
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Celebrations continuing in Tipperary this morning
Jockey Rachael Blackmore made history by becoming the first woman to win the Grand National.
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Teachers at private Wicklow school who received Covid vaccines from the Beacon set for second jab
The Sunday Independent reports the twenty teachers at St Gerard's in Bray will be fully vaccinated in several weeks' time.
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The Top 4 Things You Need To Know Now
The main stories making the headlines across Cork.
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9 Year Old Dean Ahern Gets Taoiseach To Declare National No Homework Day
A little boy from Starcamp Carriagline has managed to get the Taoiseach to declare a National No Homework Day for Monday
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IHF: Industry Is Still Behind Where It Was Even This Time Last Year.
That's despite the findings of a new IHF survey which says that bookings in the southwest are above the national average.
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Cork Hotels Are Reporting Increase In Bookings For The Summer
A new industry survey conducted by the Irish Hotels Federation says that bookings in the southwest are above the national average
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Tributes are being paid to songwriter and broadcaster Shay Healy, who's died at the age of 78
President Michael D Higgins says his talents extended across so many areas, and it was a great privilege to have known him as a friend.
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National Women's Council: Character References In Sexual Assault Trials Should Be Abolished
It comes as the Justice Minister is meeting victims of sexual violence to discuss their experiences in the criminal justice system.
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Number of police officers injured following another night of violence in Belfast
A burning car was rammed against a police vehicle in the loyalist Tiger's Bay area, with bins also set on fire.
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Two men die in separate crashes in Wexford and Galway
The men were killed in the early hours of this morning
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An Bord Pleanála Due To Decide On A Major Housing Development On Northside Next Week
The Echo reports that plans for the redevelopment of the former Saint Kevin's Hospital in Shanakiel include 266 residential units, a creche, and an enterprise centre.
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Stripe Founder hits back at Forbes magazine over publication's description of Limerick
An article published last night described how the brothers behind the billion dollar company "escaped" from "stab city" to Silicon Valley.
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Temperatures Set To Plummet Across Country This Weekend
Wintry showers are expected along with very cold nights and widespread frost
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Nine Units Of Cork City And County Fire Brigade Battled A Major Fire In Churchfield Last Night
The fire broke out at the National Recycling Centre on John F. Connolly Road in Churchfield, with the alarm being raised at 7:45pm.
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Nine Units Of Cork City And County Fire Brigade Battled A Major Fire In Churchfield Last Night
The fire broke out at the National Recycling Centre on John F. Connolly Road in Churchfield, with the alarm being raised at 7:45pm.
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The Top Four Things You Need To Know Now
The main stories making the headlines across Cork
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Cork City Fire Brigade Battling Major Fire On Northside
Crews from Anglesea Street, Ballyvolane and a water tanker are currently dealing with a major fire in Churchfield off John F. Connolly Road.
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Group Opposed To Flood Relief Plan For Blackpool Say OPW Should Go Back To Drawing Board
The Save Our Bride Otters campaign group were responding to calls from the OPW Minister for opponents of the scheme to reconsider their position
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BREAKING: Threat Of Temporary Closure Of The Medical Assessment Unit At Mallow General Hospital Lifted
The Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation have confirmed to RedFM News that the HSE has made direct contact with the union and confirmed that the unit is not to close
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Taoiseach To Meet With HSE In Next Hour To Discuss Mallow General Hospital
RedFM News revealed this week how staff at the hospital were told that the Medical Assessment Unit at the hospital was to close for at least four weeks
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Teaching Unions Seek Urgent Meeting With Government And Health Officials
Members of the ASTI, INTO and TUI, disgruntled over changes to the vaccine rollout, supported taking industrial action over the changes to the vaccine roll-out plan
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The Duke of Edinburgh's funeral will not be a state one
The President of Ireland Michael D Higgins says he learnt with great sadness of his death today at the age of 99
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The funeral of a North Cork woman has heard how darkness came into her life when she lost three members of her family
Anne O'Sullivan's husband and two sons died in a murder/suicide last October in Kanturk
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A Cork Trader Has Paid Tribute To The Late Duke of Edinburgh
Fishmonger Pat O'Connell met the Duke when he accompanied the Queen on a tour of the English market on an official visit to Ireland in 2011
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BREAKING: Taoiseach has made contact with the the HSE about Mallow General Hospital
Fears had been raised about the closure of the medical assessment unit at the hospital
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Gardaí Investigating Criminal Damage Incident In Eagle Valley, Wilton
Windows were smashed and a car damaged in the estate at around 10.15pm last night
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BREAKING: The Duke of Edinburgh Prince Philip has died at the age of 99
Buckingham Palace has announced that The Duke of Edinburgh, Prince Philip, has died at the age of 99.
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OPW minister appeals for group opposed to Blackpool flood relief scheme to reconsider their position
Minister Patrick O'Donovan says around 300 homes and businesses will be protected by the proposed €20m project.
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Today is 65 Roses Day - the annual fundraiser for Cystic Fibrosis Ireland
Just like many other events in the past year the day is going virtual.
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UPDATE: Garda being treated for serious leg injuries at CUH following incident in West Cork
The Garda was dragged about 100 feet by a suspect in a car in Baltimore last night at around 8pm.
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West Cork Garda being treated at Cork University Hospital this morning after being dragged along road by a car
The incident happened during a drugs search in Baltimore last night
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Cork residents association reserve right to return to court if lives are disturbed by anti-social behaviour
It's after the High Court overturned a District Court Decision against a Cork landlord yesterday.
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Police dogs and water cannons were used near a Belfast peace gate last night
Young people from nationalist areas threw fireworks and stones at police.
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HSE to consult with principal of Cork school that caters for deaf students
It follows an announcement by the Junior Minister for Disability Anne Rabbitte yesterday that means the school will keep their speech and language specialist.
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Debenhams workers in the City mark one year since they lost their jobs
Former Debenhams workers say they feel very let down by the Government
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The top four things you need to know now
The main stories making the headlines across Cork
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Revenue officers seize over €20,000 worth herbal cannabis in the city
Over one kilo of drugs had been hidden in two stereo speakers sent from the UK and destined for an address in the city.
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INMO: Closure of the Medical Assessment Unit at Mallow General Hospital will put patients at risk
The union says staff were told the unit will close for at least four weeks
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Cork principal very relieved to hear school will be keeping speech and language therapist
The Junior Minister for Disability Anne Rabbite announced in the past few minutes that the HSE have been ordered to stop removing specialists from schools.
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'Stay-at-home parent' added to LinkedIn as a job title
It means people that have left the workforce to raise children won't have a gap on their CV.
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Group representing Irish car parking industry defends fees charged at hospital car parks
It comes as latest figures show the HSE collected €1.3 million from Cork University Hospital car park last year.
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Gardaí in Fermoy taking part in pilot scheme to help people stay in touch with family and friends
Gardaí will set up a video call for people who don't have internet access or who don't know how to use all the features on their mobile phone.
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Parents group hits out at school that says students will be sent home if they're not wearing correct uniform
SPARK Ireland, which supports single parents, says a note was sent out by a school stating flat black shoes must be worn as well as the full uniform, including a jacket.
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Monaghan's Senior Football manager has been suspended for 12 weeks
The suspension comes after a group training session for the team was held last month
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Cork Orchestral Society Continues Its Series Of Online Concerts For 2021 with a performance from renowned Irish pianist, Finghin Collins, from the Curtis Auditorium on Saturday April 17.
A performance from renowned Irish pianist, Finghin Collins will be streamed from the Curtis Auditorium on Saturday April 17
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Funeral of woman who lost three family members in murder-suicide in North Cork takes place tomorrow
Anne O'Sullivan's husband, Tadgh, and two sons, Diarmuid and Mark, died in a shooting in Kanturk last October.
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Cork-Cobh train service will be replaced by bus transfers from Saturday 17th April to Saturday 1st May
It's due to essential track renewal works between Glounthaune and Cobh.
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GS take over Novartis International Services Laboratory, Ringaskiddy
Following the recent acquisition from Novartis, International Service Laboratory (ISL) is now SGS International Services Laboratory.
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Fire crews deal with gorse fire in Bantry
Motorists are advised to take extreme care in the area as some parts are smoke logged.
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Man Arrested and Charged After Over €4,000 of Suspected Heroin Seized in Cork City
Gardaí have arrested and charged a man in relation to the seizure of over €4,000 of suspected heroin in the city yesterday.
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Douglas set for a major boost this summer with the opening of Aldi
The Irish Examiner reports that store is set to be opened in July/August time.
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The Top Four Things You Need To Know Now
The main stories making the headlines across Cork
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Tom and Molly Martens released from prison in the US after being granted bail
The father and daughter were freed last night after posting bond of $200,000 .
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Police, a bus driver and a journalist attacked as further violence erupts in Northern Ireland
Police, a bus driver and a journalist were attacked as further violence erupted in loyalist parts of Northern Ireland last night.
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HSE collects €1.3 million from Cork University Hospital car park
Overall the HSE received over €5.2 million in income from its public hospital car parks last year.
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SVP: 20% Increase In Calls For Help In First 3 Months Of 2021
Saint Vincent de Paul says it has dealt with a dramatic increase in calls so far this year
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RTÉ staff reject planned pay cuts by an overwhelming majority
The station's Trade Union Group says 87% of members voted against the proposal.
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Irish Has Second Highest Mortgage Interest Rates In Eurozone
Irish lenders charged a weighted average interest rate of 2.79% on a new mortgage in February
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Ireland has one of the highest rates of alcohol consumption in the world
A new survey from RED C also found that over half of 18 to 34 year olds in Ireland claim to feel regularly stressed.
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Cork principal: deaf students will lose out if their speech and language therapist is not retained
34 students at St Columba's National School in Douglas receive speech and language therapy two mornings a week,
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Mother who lost her two sons and husband in Kanturk in a murder-suicide incident has lost her battle with a serious illness
Anne O'Sullivan lost her husband Tadgh and her sons Diarmuid and Mark O'Sullivan in a horror shooting at their farmhouse in Kanturk last October
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Digital hub in a rural area of North Cork is a "lifeline"
Those engaged in online learning and working from home say the so-called "drive through" broadband is a "godsend"
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The naval service is set to get a new multi role vessel which would replace the LE Eithné
The €200 million vessel would be capable of carrying troops, freight and a helicopter
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An eight year old girl is running a marathon to raise funds for Fota Wildlife Park
The park received over €10,000 from individual donations last month after it went public with its financial difficulties since the pandemic hit.
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Country living in a 'never-never land' which will come to 'an abrupt halt' over State spending
That's according to a leading public affairs consultant.
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Works to pedestrianise 17 streets in the city centre get underway next week
The streets were temporarily pedestrianised last summer to allow for outdoor dining and social distancing.
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Half of adults in Ireland under the age of 35 say they're stressed regularly
That's according to the annual WIN World Survey, which questioned people from 34 countries about the Covid-19 pandemic.
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At least 25 primary and secondary school teachers received retirement lump sums of over €150,000 in 2020
According to Freedom of Information documents, three got over 170,000 euro from the Department of Education.
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A joint motion will be filed at the country's three teacher union conferences today
It would potentially see them take strike action over the change to the vaccine priority list.
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The top four things you need to know now
The main stories making the headlines across Cork
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Two Men Die, Two Others Have Been Hospitalised After A Serious Crash In Co. Louth
The three-car collision took place on the Ardee Link Road, near Dunleer, just after 8 o'clock this morning
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Work completed on Clonakilty’s flood relief scheme
Work has been completed on Clonakilty’s flood relief scheme after almost three years of work.
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Florists Across Cork Say Pandemic Has Presented New Opportunities For Industry
Increased demand for flowers as people are unable to visit and celebrate occasions in the traditional way
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Lee2Sea Greenway aims to join the dots between Cork city and county
Lee2Sea.com have today launched their video to showcase the potential of the Lee to Sea Greenway route to transform Cork.
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INTO Says Social Distancing Impossible In Cramped Classrooms
The primary school teachers union today voted in favour of a motion calling for class sizes to be reduced to European averages
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Teaching unions say their members can be vaccinated alongside the elderly and vulnerable
The INTO, TUI and ASTI are holding their annual conferences this week and will vote tomorrow on a joint motion demanding vaccines for teachers.
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Man Arrested And Charged In Relation To A Dangerous Driving Incident On Easter Sunday In North Cork
At around 5pm that evening a car failed to stop at an Operation Fanacht checkpoint in Kanturk
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Kinsale named as one of the top 9 places to retire in Europe
Travel + Leisure Magazine says the town offers a perfect location for retirees who enjoy the outdoors and describes the Old Head golf course as one of the most beautiful in the country.
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Expert calls for people to reduce meat intake
Eating too much meat can increase the risk of serious illnesses by as much as 30%.
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International Care Day Is Being Celebrated At The Bessborough Centre In Blackrock Today
The event highlights the positive impact of the experience of young people in care
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UPDATE: Teenage Girl Killed And Three Teenage Boys Injured In Knocknaheeny Crash
It's understood the teenage driver of the car fled the scene on foot
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Angry Farmers To Stage Protest Outside Aldi in Mitchelstown Later
They're appealing to retailers to come to the talks table
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UPDATE: Toddler Who Was Injured At Her Home On The Boreenmanna Road Has Died
The two year-old was rushed to hospital with traumatic head injuries
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89 new families added to housing waiting list in April
89 new families and individuals were added to the housing waiting list in the City in April.
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Rod Stewart to play Páirc Uí Chaoimh
He will play Páirc Uí Chaoimh on Saturday 25 May 2019!
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Concerns Mounting In Farranree That Anti-Social Behaviour Will Escalate Over The Summer
Calls have been made for a curfew to be put in place
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Country On Brink Of General Election
The country is on the brink of a General Election unless the Tanaiste steps aside over her handling of the Maurice McCabe email saga
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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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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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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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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