Cork
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A Man Is Due In Court In Connection With A Cannabis Growhouse In Longford
It was located following a search of a residence in Aughnacliffe yesterday afternoon
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Government Departments Have Spent €3.7 Million On Setting Up Staff To Work From Home During The Pandemic
That's according to new figures obtained by the Sunday Independent
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Snowfall Overnight And A Sharp Frost Have Created Hazardous Conditions On Roads
Footpaths are also very icy this morning
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The Government Is Considering A 'Phased Re-Opening' Of Schools
That's according to the Taoiseach
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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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Cork TD Calls For An Urgent Decision To Be Made On The Leaving Cert
Sinn Fein want to avoid a repeat of what it calls, 'last year's fiasco'
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Man (60s) Due Before Bandon District Court Today Following Firearms Seizure
3 firearms and ammunition were seized earlier this week
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Gardai Are Warning Of A Text Scam That Is Targeting AIB Customers
It's after an increase in 'smishing' attacks this month
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Donald Trump's Impeachment Trial Will Begin On The Week Of February The 8th
The Democrats have now reached an agreement with the Republicans
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Met Eireann's Issued Two Status Yellow Warnings For Snow And Ice
They're in place for the entire country across the day
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An Irish MEP Says That 'Real Damage' Could Be Done To Trading And Supply Chains Due To Brexit
Barry Andrews is calling for adjustments to be made to the deal
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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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Donald Trump's Impeachment Will Be Sent To The US Senate On Monday
He is accused of incitement of insurrection after his speech to supporters earlier this month
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Homes In Cork And Cavan Have Become The First In The Country To Be Connected To High Speed Internet
It forms part of the National Broadband Plan
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Just Under €650,000 Awarded To Munster Technological University And University College Cork To Support Students With Disabilities
The funding will go towards their access to higher education
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4 People-Smugglers, Including 3 From Ireland, Have Been Jailed In The UK
It's for their part in the deaths of 39 Vietnamese people found dead in the back of a lorry
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Truckers Says Their Industry Is 'Grinding To A Halt' Because Of Customs Checks Due To Brexit
The Irish Road Haulage Association will appear before the Oireachtas Transport Committee today.
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Graduated speeding fines already agreed by Cabinet will not be introduced as planned
The penalties which would be altered, based on how much a motorist is over the speed limit, have been scrapped for now
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Ireland is set for a bitterly cold weekend with temperatures set to plummet to minus 4 in parts tonight
The remainder of the weekend will be cold with showers of sleet and snow.
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Calls for the re-naming of a number of landmarks in the city in the wake of the Mother and Baby Homes Report
Bishop Lucey Park is among the landmarks the Green party are seeking to be renamed
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Ireland's Unemployment Rate Expected To Grow To An Average Of 9.3% This Year
The Central Bank is warning of an uncertain economic outlook in the short-term.
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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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Rural Independent Group Slams Government For 'Juvenile' Excuses For Not Imposing Travel Quarantine
It says 33,000 foreign travellers arrive into the country a week, which will 'inevitably' carry more Covid cases into Ireland.
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Insurance premiums for businesses could decline this summer according to the Alliance for Insurance reform
The Judicial Council will meet next month to draft guidelines aimed at reducing the high cost of minor injury payouts
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Truck drivers are calling for changes to be made to how new Brexit requirements are being processed at ports
A demonstration of more than 50 trucks took place in Dublin today before the Irish Road Haulage Association delivered letters to the Taoiseach and the European Commission outlining its concerns
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A man has been jailed for ten and a half years for controlling his ex-girlfriend and subjecting her to twenty months of fear and violence
One of the country's most senior gardaí has thanked the woman for her courage in helping to bring her violent and controlling ex-boyfriend to justice
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The number of women screened by CervicalCheck decreased by over a third last year
The service stopped last March due to the first lockdown and didn't resume until July
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Affordable Housing Bill published
The Government has published the Affordable Housing Bill.
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People are being asked to send a virtual hug to loved ones on National Hugging Day
6 year-old Adam King from Killeagh is leading the way with the initiative
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A demonstration involving a convoy of trucks is taking place on the M1 motorway in Dublin
The Irish Road Haulage Association is delivering a letter to the Taoiseach and the European Commission this morning over Brexit.
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Housing Minister says new laws will help more people to buy
The Housing Minister believes proposed new housing laws will allow more people buy their own home.
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Cityjet CEO hopeful vaccine won't be determining factor in allowing travel
The Cityjet CEO says he hopes vaccination won't be the determining factor whether people can travel this summer.
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Two People Charged Over Aggravated Burglary In The City Yesterday
Gardaí from Togher attended a noise complaint at an apartment on the South Douglas Road shortly before 4:30am.
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File Sent To DPP In Relation To Investigation Surrounding Oireachtas Golf Society Dinner
Golfgate resulted in the resignation of Phil Hogan as EU Trade Commissioner and former Agriculture Minister Dara Calleary.
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Partnership Between Buymie And Dunnes Stores Is Encouraging People To Stay Home During Pandemic
Buymie is waiving it's fee for a month from today and will offer free delivery on orders over €40.
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Amount of remote jobs being advertised grows
There's been a 2,000% rise in the number of remote working jobs advertised.
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Calls for fast tracking of citizenship for non national healthcare workers
Non national healthcare workers should have their citizenship fast tracked by the Minister for Justice.
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Builders hit out at planning system
The Irish Home Builders Association says a '20th Century planning system' is delaying efforts to satisfy housing demand.
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Teacher Unions And The Department To Discuss Return Of Special Education Later
It's after the Department abandoned today's planned reopening, following objections from the INTO and Forsa on safety grounds.
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Government to fund Medicinal Cannabis Access Programme
From today, people will be able to access medicinal cannabis in certain circumstances.
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Joe Biden Undertakes First Official Acts As US President Just Hours After Being Sworn In
He's signed executive orders on a range of issues from the Covid-19 pandemic to immigration, taking apart policies put in place by Donald Trump.
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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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Over 66,000 people apply to CAO to avail of reduced fee
66,457 people have applied to the CAO by the close of the reduced fee deadline today.
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Taoiseach congratulates President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris on their inauguration
Taoiseach Micheál Martin today congratulated Joe Biden on being inaugurated as the 46th President of the United States of America.
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Joe Biden has been sworn in as the 46th President of the United States.
The ceremony took place in a quieter Washington where spectators have been replaced by a sea of flags.
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The salaries for the 10 highest paid RTÉ presenters came to almost €3 million in 2019
The amount was almost the same as 2018, although the broadcaster says it has since cut pay even further.
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At least two dead after suspected gas explosion in Madrid
At least two people have been killed in a large explosion in central Madrid.
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Joe Biden set to be sworn in as US President and says "It's a new day in America"
Joe Biden, who'll be sworn in as US President later this afternoon, has tweeted: "It's a new day in America."
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Cork City will not see a St Patrick's Day Parade on the streets this year
The news comes as the organisers of Dublin's St Patrick's Day Festival say it will be run online this year.
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Donald Trump has left the White House for the last time as US President
He will give a farewell address at a nearby military base, before continuing to Florida
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Irish Water Being Called On To Prioritise Emergency Funding For Glanworth
Water supplies in the North Cork village have been disrupted several times over the past week due to a number of breaks in pipes supplying the area.
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Ticket Bought In Watergrasshill Scoops €500,000 Euromillions Prize
National Lottery Headquarters have confirmed a lucky ticket holder won half a million Euro in last night's draw.
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Global Logistics Company C.H. Robinson Announce 30 New Tech Jobs In Cork
The jobs will come on stream over the next 3 years
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Lidl to rebrand middle aisle to "Midl Aisle"
Lidl is to change how it spells its Middle aisle after an Irish Twitter user suggested a more relatable spelling.
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Teachers unions defend decision not to return to classrooms
Teachers unions are defending the decision not to return to the classroom this week to teach children with special needs.
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Joe Biden to be inaugurated as the 46th President of the United States
Joe Biden will be inaugurated as America's 46th President this evening.
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Donald Trump Announces 143 Pardons And Commutations
There was nothing for Tiger King's Joe Exotic, however.
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Cold snap set to hit the country
Temperatures as low as -4c can be expected over the coming days, as a cold snap hits the country.
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Gardaí Seeking Public's Help In Finding Missing 67 Year Old Woman In North Cork
Catherine Reidy was last seen in the Ballyderown area of Kilworth on Wednesday.
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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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Glashaboy River Flood Relief Scheme at Glanmire / Sallybrook to proceed to next stage of development
The Public Expenditure Minsiter has announced his consent to proceed with the Glashaboy River Flood Relief Scheme at Glanmire / Sallybrook.
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Snow and ice warning as temperatures set to plummet
Met Éireann says there could be ice and snow throughout the country later this week.
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Irish man (29) dies after an avalanche in a ski resort in Switzerland
An Irish man has died after an avalanche in a ski resort in Switzerland.
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Cork councillor calls for improved infrastructure in Blackpool
A Cork councillor, who is recovering from a double mastectomy, says she's ready to return to work in City Hall.
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Currys PC World is apologising after some Irish customers were mistakenly asked to pay import duty
Several people ordered from the retailer's Irish site but subsequently received a message saying their product was coming from the UK and was subject to import duty
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Ryanair: Plans To Resurface Cork Airport Runway Could Impact Timeline For Reopening Base
The budget airline reportedly told pilots the maintenance, which is due to begin on July 5th, could delay plans to bring staff back.
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Hidden Hearing Announce Plans To Almost Double Workforce Over Next Five Years
The business was set up in Cork in 1987
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Claims that Government confused people on PUP tax
There are claims the Government confused people with different explanations on how the Pandemic Unemployment Payment would be taxed.
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Leaving Cert students suffering due to exam uncertainty
Leaving Cert Students are suffering 'drastic effects' like stress and a dip in motivation due to uncertainty about the exams.
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Foul Play Ruled Out In Death Of Bishopstown Woman
The 57 year old woman was found at an apartment by her adult son on Sunday afternoon.
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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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It’s Hoped The Trial Of 7 People Accused Of Rape, Sexual Assault, And Neglect Of Children Will Go Ahead Next Month
It’s one of several trials earmarked to take place in Croke Park
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Delays In Parcels Being Delivered From The UK The 'New Reality' Of Brexit
That's according to officials
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A Number Of Cork Walkways Have Received A Funding Boost
In West Cork €20,000 has been allocated for the Cliff Walk in Rosscarbery
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Cork Orchestral Society Has Launched A New Programme Of Concerts
They are set to take place over the first six months of 2021
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A Cork TD Says SouthDoc In Blackpool Must Reopen
Deputy Thomas Gould was speaking today on the day the clinic was meant to reopen after months of campaigning
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A Cork Property Agent Says While Covid-19 Will Impact Occupancy Rates In Offices, It Wil Not Eliminate The Need For Offices Long Term
That's despite the 'Working From Home' trend created by the pandemic
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People encouraged to phone friends or family as 'Blue Monday' worsened by pandemic
Today is Blue Monday, considered the most depressing day of the year.
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Society of Chartered Surveyors call on Government to enter into a major house building programme
It could be 10 years before the balance between housing supply and demand is achieved, according to the Society of Chartered Surveyors.
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Cork TD says funding boost for several West Cork walkways will benefit many areas
A number of Cork walkways have received a funding boost.
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Two Teenagers Arrested In Youghal Last Night For Damaging Garda Cars
The two boys smashed the windscreens of two Garda cars and a private car belonging to a Garda with what are believed to be a hatchet and a pick axe handle.
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Cork TD calls on Taoiseach to intervene as South Doc Blackpool clinic remains closed
A Cork TD says people on the northside of Cork are afraid and disappointed by SouthDoc's decision to keep their Blackpool clinic closed.
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Man Due In Court In Connection With Robbery And Assault In Bishopstown On Thursday
A man was assaulted by two men at 3.30am and forced to hand over two mobile phones to thieves.
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Leaving Cert Exams Could Be Delayed By A Couple Of Weeks This Year
The Education Minister has repeatedly insisted the exams will go ahead despite concerns over students missing school because of restrictions.
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Department Of Music At UCC Receives Largest Gift In It's 113 Year History
The estate of British Master Builder Sidney V. Regan has given €2 million to the department.
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Man And Woman Due In Court Today Following An Aggravated Burglary In Skibbereen
It's after two people burst into a home at around 5am yesterday.
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Body Of 57 Year Old Woman Discovered At Her Home In Bishopstown Yesterday
Gardaí have requested the services of the State Pathologist as a precautionary measure following the discovery.
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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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A Shop Worker Has Been Seriously Assaulted With A Hammer In Sligo Town
The incident happened after a woman entered a store without a face covering
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The Government Is Being Accused Of Letting The EU Give Away Irish Fishing Rights As Bargaining Chips During Brexit Talks
The deal was announced on Christmas Eve
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Up To 130,000 Mother And Baby Home Survivors Could Be Eligible For Compensation
The survivors could be entitled under the upcoming compensation scheme
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The INMO Is Calling For Final Year Nursing Students To Get An Increase In Pay For Their Work
Hospital admissions continue to surge due to rising Covid-19 cases
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Labour TD Aodhain O'Riordain Has Hit Out At The Education Minister Following Schools Reopening Controversy
The Minister said special schools would re-open on Thursday
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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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2 Men Arrested After A Gun Was Fired Towards A Van In Clare
The shooting happened earlier this week
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A Motion To Ensure Student Nurses And Midwives Receive Fair Pay Will Be Debated In The Dail Next Week
The motion will be discussed on Wednesday
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Around 25% Of Hauliers Arriving Into Dublin Port From The UK Are Experiencing Problems At Customs Checks
That's according to an agribusiness journalist
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It Won't Be Confirmed Until Tuesday Whether Special Needs Children Can Return To School Next Week
The Department of Education wrote to principals last night
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A Survivor Says She Has No Confidence Recommendations From The Mother And Baby Home Report Will Be Implemented
The Commission of Investigation called for 53 actions to be taken
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The Top 4 Things You Need To Know Now
The main stories making the headlines across Ireland
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Senior Figures In The Church Of Ireland Have Apologised For The Role The Church Played In The Mother And Baby Scandal
A statement was issued earlier today
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Over 130,000 People To Receive Tax Bills Of Over €1,000 Today
The bills are linked to the government's Covid-19 supports
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The National Bus And Rail Union Says Train Services Could Yet Come To A Halt Due To Safety Concerns
It follows a number of incidents of anti-social behaviour on trains
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Haulbowline Island Amenity Park in Ringaskiddy is open to the public from today
The park includes 4km of harbour side walkways, a 1km jogging circuit and numerous seating areas where the public can stop and take in the views of Cork Harbour
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Workers are to be given the right to request to work from home under new government plans
The National Remote Work Strategy also aims to bring in a legal right to disconnect
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Housing Minister has written to Cork City Council seeking a report on the site of the former mother and baby home at Bessborough
It comes as there are plans to build a social housing development at the site
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Port Of Cork Drops Controversial Plans To Import Fracked Gas Into Cork Harbour
Minister Eamon Ryan confirmed the plans have been scrapped yesterday.
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Mother And Baby Homes Report Shows How Far Short Ireland Came In Fulfilling Promise Of A Republic
Michael D Higgins has made a statement following the release of the Mother and Baby Homes report
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Sinn Féin calls for Leaving Cert contingency plan
Sinn Féin's calling for contingency plans to be urgently put in place in case the Leaving Cert exams can't go ahead.
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Irish employees to have legal right to ask to work from home
Irish employees will have a legal right to ask to work remotely by September of this year.
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Fire Service Return To R&H Hall Grain Depot in Ringaskiddy
Crews from Carrigaline and Crosshaven responded to reports of smoke in the area and have been at the scene since 5am.
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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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Calls for plans to build social housing development on Bessborough site to be scrapped
A number of Cork TDs have called for plans to build a social housing development on the Bessborough site to be scrapped.
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Former Debenhams Staff Back On The Picket Line After Voting Against Deal To End Long Running Dispute
The ex-staff had been blockading their former work places on Patrick Street and at Mahon Shopping Centre in a bid to force Debenhams to honour a 2016 agreement.
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Insects Move A Step Closer To Our Dinner Plates
Anyone for the last few mealworms?
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Donald Trump impeached for a second time
Donald Trump has made history - becoming the first US President to be impeached twice.
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Calls for this year's Leaving Cert to be scrapped
Last night's Fianna Fáil parliamentary party meeting heard calls for this summer's Leaving Cert to be scrapped.
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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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Mother and Baby Homes survivor says fathers of the babies in the institutions have their own untold stories
A Mother and Baby Homes survivor says the discussion around the fathers of babies that were born in the institutions is unfair
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Donald Trump could be the subject of an unwelcome piece of history tonight
He could become the first US President to be impeached - twice.
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Former Debenhams workers have voted overwhelmingly to reject the offer of a €3 million training fund.
91% of the former workers who are Mandate trade union members voted against the proposal and will now write to the Taoiseach to ask him to turn the offer into cash for the workers who have been fighting for redundancy since the retail giant closed last year.
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Three bishops have apologised to the former residents of Mother and Baby Homes
The Bishop of Cork and Ross Fr Fintan Gavin is appealing to legislators to make it possible to share birth and baptism records legally with survivors and their families
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The Taoiseach has made a formal state apology to the victims and survivors of Mother and Baby Homes
He told the Dail an apology on its own is not enough and says actions always speak louder than words.
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Taoiseach outlines the Government response to Mother and Baby Homes report including medical card scheme
The Taoiseach says "An Apology is not enough". Among the actions to be taken is an enhanced medical card scheme to be given to former residents of a Mother and Baby Home or County Home.
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"You are blameless, you did nothing wrong and you had nothing to be ashamed of"
The Taoiseach's words in the Dail in the past few minutes as he took to hIs feet to make a formal apology to those who were placed in mother and baby homes
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The Taoiseach is making a formal apology to those who were placed in mother and baby homes
Micheal Martin described the statements by survivors contained in the report as painful and distressing
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TD warns of empty supermarket shelves
A TD is warning supermarket shelves will be empty if the disruption at the ports continues.
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Taoiseach to make formal apology
Taoiseach Micheál Martin is to make a formal apology to those who were placed in mother and baby homes in the next hour.
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Calls On The Education Minister To Replace The Leaving Cert With An Alternative
The call has come from the ISSU a body representing secondary school pupils
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US Vice President Rejects Request From Congress To Remove Donald Trump From Office
A majority in the House of Representatives backed the resolution, after Trump supporters stormed the US Capitol Building last week.
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The Sisters of Bon Secours, which ran St Mary's Mother and Baby Home in Tuam, says its willing to participate in a redress scheme for survivors
The order has apologised for its part in the scandal and says that it did not live up to its Christianity when running the home.
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Taoiseach Welcoming Proposal For Ireland To Get €1 billion From EU's Brexit Fund This Year
Foreign Affairs Minister Simon Coveney says the country is in line to get a quarter of this year's Brexit Adjustment Reserve, which is €4.2 billion.
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Man Due In Court In Connection With A Serious Assault In Cork City Which Resulted In The Death Of A Man
The victim, a man in his 40's, died in hospital six weeks after the attack in September 2019
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Fire Crews Currently Dealing With A Potentially Dangerous Building On Industry Street, Ballyphehane
Industry Street in Ballyphehane has been closed as a result of a potentially dangerous building.
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Hopes Five Year Investigation Into Mother And Baby Homes Will Be Turning Point In Irish History
Terri Harrison's son Niall was born in a Mother and Baby Home in 1973
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SouthDoc To Reopen Blackpool Clinic Next Monday
Over 1,200 people signed a petition for the clinic to reopen and the issue was raised in the Dáil.
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Calls for Leaving and Junior Certificates to be scrapped this year
The Irish Second-Level Students Union is calling for the standard Leaving and Junior certs to be scrapped this year.
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Taoiseach To Make Formal State Apology To Mother And Baby Home Survivors In The Dáil Later
It follows yesterday's publication of the long-awaited Commission of Investigation report, which found an "appalling" level of infant mortality among the children born there.
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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 TD says publication of investigation into Mother and Baby homes is timely amid 'distasteful' plans for housing on Bessborough site
A Cork TD says it's very timely that the closing date to submit objections to the proposed social housing development on the Bessborough site is today.
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A survivor of domestic violence has pleaded with others in her situation to come forward
A survivor of domestic violence has pleaded with others who find themselves in controlling and abusive relationships to "take the first step."
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Taoiseach says the Mother and Baby Homes report highlights a "dark, difficult and shameful" chapter in Ireland's history
The Commission of Investigation has found 9 thousand children died in the 18 institutions examined - around 15% of all those born.
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US Congress members will vote on a motion which will urge the Vice President to remove Donald Trump
The 25th Amendment would give Mike Pence, with the support of the Cabinet, the power to assume office until President-elect Joe Biden takes over next week
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Plans for 266 units on the site of the former St Kevin's Hospital in Shankiel have been submitted to An Bord Pleanála
The application has been submitted as a Strategic Housing Development which allows plans to be fast tracked through the planning process
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Over 1,000 people sign petition objecting to plans for M20 Cork/Limerick Motorway navy route
Over 1,000 people have signed a petition in objection to the proposed Navy Route for the M20 Cork/Limerick Motorway.
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Ireland’s Favourite Space Enthusiast Adam King is to join the line up at tomorrow’s STEM South West Expo
The 6 year-old from Killeagh stole the nation's heart when he appeared on the Late Late Toy Show
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Mother and Baby Homes survivors overwhelmed ahead of report publication
Survivors of Mother and Baby Homes say they're feeling anxious and overwhelmed ahead of the publication of today's report.
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Gardaí Investigating Discovery Of Human Remains In East Cork Send DNA Samples For Analysis
It's hoped the samples will match records held in the Garda missing persons' database and lead to an identification of the remains.
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FBI warns of 'uprising' threats
The FBI is warning that armed protests are being planned in all 50 US states following violent scenes in Washington DC.
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Final report into Mother and Baby Homes to be published
The Commission of Investigations' final report into Mother and Baby Homes will be published today.
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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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Shop Owners Reporting An Increase In Alcohol Sales Over The Past Few Days
It's in advance of new regulations
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Twitter Shares Have Dropped By Almost 7% Today
The decline represents a decline of around $2.5 billion
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Taoiseach Promises A "Comprehensive" Response From Government To The Recommendations Of The Mother And Baby Homes Report
The Commission of Investigation's findings are due to go before cabinet tomorrow
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42-Year-Old Father Of Four Jailed In Connection To The Biggest Ever Heroin Seizure In Cork City
He pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 8 years in prison
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It's Hoped That The Leaving Cert Format Will Go Ahead This Year As Planned
That's according to the Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald
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Nearly €700,000 Has Been Awarded To Several Projects Across Cork County
The money has been secured under The Town & Village Renewal Scheme
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Cork Airport Working On A Recovery Plan With Parent Company DAA
Management confirmed a plan is in the pipeline
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BT Young Scientist Winner Won't Be Drawn On Which Tech Companies May Be Interested In His Project
Greg Tarr from Bandon Grammar School won the top prize for new software that detects 'deepfake' media more accurately and quicker than existing models.
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Gardaí Brief Husband Of Missing Tina Satchwell In Youghal
The Irish Sun reports that it follows the discovery of human remains outside Midleton last week.
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Over Two Million Less Passengers Passed Through Cork Airport In 2020.
Just 530,000 people used the country's second biggest airport last year- a decline of 80% compared to 2019.
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Democrats Begin Plans To Remove Donald Trump From Office
The Vice-President is being asked to make him quit.
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Fire Crews From County Fire Service Remain At Scene Of Large Fire At The Port Of Cork
Emergency services were called to the R&H Hall site in Ringaskiddy after a fire broke out in a grain storage facility.
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Ruby The Dog Reunited With Family In Midleton After Being Spotted In The UK
The Springer Spaniel was stolen from her home in June
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Mother and Baby Home Survivor Disappointed That Details From Mother And Baby Homes Report Were Leaked
Survivors were supposed to be given the report by the Government tomorrow, but it was leaked in the Sunday Independent.
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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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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