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Cork Children with Disabilities to Benefit from New Inclusive GAA Cúl Camps
The HSE and GAA have launched a groundbreaking pilot project bringing specially designed Inclusive Cúl Camps to Munster this summer, opening up the beloved summer tradition to children with intellectual, physical and sensory disabilities and autism. Cork will host its first Cork GAA Inclusion camp at Pairc Uí Chaoimh from 21-23 July, as part of…
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World Championship Angling Event to Hook International Visitors in Cork This Summer
Inniscarra Reservoir will play host to the sport’s finest when 25 teams from 16 nations descend on County Cork for the 44th FIPSed World Championship Coarse Angling for Clubs in July 2025. The National Coarse Fishing Federation of Ireland (NCFFI) is organising the prestigious international competition, marking the third time Ireland has hosted the club-level…
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HSE Health App Adds Medicine List Feature in 53 Languages to Boost Patient Safety
New digital tool helps Cork residents track medications and could prevent dangerous drug interactions, with emergency admissions linked to medication harm affecting 10% of older adults The HSE has launched a comprehensive medicines list feature on its Health App, now available in 53 languages alongside English and Irish, as part of a major push to…
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Major Night-Time Lane Closures Begin Monday for Parnell Bridge Junction Upgrade
Cork motorists face three weeks of night-time diversions as Cork City Council begins significant alterations at one of the city’s busiest junctions, with works starting this Monday, 14 July. The junction where South Mall meets Parnell Place and Parnell Bridge will undergo safety improvements designed to protect pedestrians and calm traffic flow, while also preparing…
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€500,000 Investment Creates 15 New Jobs as Historic Cork Pub Undergoes Major Transformation
One of Cork’s oldest pubs is injecting nearly half a million euro into the local economy while creating 15 new positions as part of an ambitious refurbishment project backed by drinks giant Diageo. Clancy’s on Princes Street, which has been serving Cork since 1824, closes its doors this week for the transformation before reopening on…
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Ireland Set for Hottest Spell Since 2022 as Temperatures Could Soar to 30°C Next Weekend
Weather forecasters are predicting Ireland’s hottest spell in over two years, with temperatures potentially reaching 30°C by next weekend as summer finally arrives across the country. Cathal Nolan, Ireland’s Weather Channel: “Ireland is about to experience its hottest spell of weather so far this year with summer like conditions developing through the second half of…
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Cork Hurlers Reach All-Ireland Final as City Prepares Massive Fanzone Celebration
Cork’s senior hurling team has secured their place in the All-Ireland Championship Final after a decisive victory over Dublin, sparking city-wide celebrations and plans for a massive free viewing event at Páirc Uí Chaoimh. The Rebels’ triumph has set Cork alight with anticipation for what promises to be a thrilling final showdown. Lord Mayor Fergal…
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WATCH: Ireland’s Largest Drug Seizure: The Dramatic Capture of MV Matthew Off Cork Coast
The MV Matthew, a Panamanian-flagged bulk carrier, was stormed by Ireland’s elite Army Ranger Wing on 26 September 2023 in rough seas off the Cork coast, resulting in the largest cocaine seizure in Irish history. The operation seized 2.25 tonnes of South American cocaine with an estimated value of €157 million from the 190-metre-long vessel.…
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Cork Gardaí Warn Residents Against Bogus Traders As Home Improvement Season Begins
As the warmer months arrive and Cork residents turn their attention to home and garden improvements, local Gardaí are urging householders to stay vigilant against bogus traders who target unsuspecting homeowners during this busy season. The warning comes as reports of cold-calling scammers increase across Cork, with criminals taking advantage of people’s desire to spruce…
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Cork Airport Sets New Record and Claims European Crown as Dublin Faces Passenger Cap Crisis
Cork Airport has achieved a remarkable double victory, recording its busiest June in 63 years whilst claiming the prestigious “Best Regional Airport in Europe” award for the third time. The milestone comes as Dublin Airport also smashed records but faces mounting pressure over passenger capacity limits that threaten Ireland’s connectivity. Cork Airport welcomed 355,000 passengers…