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Cork Musician Releases New Anthem Ahead of All-Ireland Final
A new song celebrating Cork has emerged just in time for the county’s historic All-Ireland hurling final appearance this Sunday, offering supporters a fresh rallying cry as the Rebels prepare to face Tipperary in Croke Park. Cathal Dunne’s “Cork My Home” was recorded in May, before Cork secured their place in the final, and could…
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Cork Electric Vehicle Sales Surge 30% as Infrastructure Investment Calls Intensify
Cork’s electric vehicle revolution is gaining serious momentum, with battery electric vehicle sales jumping 30% in the first half of 2025, prompting renewed calls for the Government to accelerate charging infrastructure investment across the county. New figures show 1,320 battery electric vehicles were registered in Cork during the first six months of this year, compared…
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✅ [Cleared] Collision on N20 Blackpool
Reports of a collision on the N20 Blackpool near the entrance to the West Link business park. Take care on approach.
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Cork Water Customers Get New Online Tool to Report Discolouration Issues
Uisce Éireann has launched a dedicated online reporting form for Cork City residents experiencing water discolouration, as the utility company’s water quality taskforce continues efforts to address ongoing issues across the city. The new five-minute online survey allows customers to report discolouration incidents quickly and easily, developed following direct feedback from customers and elected representatives.…
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Heavy Thunderstorms and Flooding Risk for Cork as Weather Takes Dramatic Turn
Met Éireann is warning of thundery downpours and potential spot flooding across Cork today as the recent warm spell gives way to unsettled conditions. After a bright start with sunny spells and scattered showers this Monday morning, cloud will build significantly through the afternoon and evening. The national forecaster warns that prolonged, heavy showers are…
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Cork Families Struggling as Debt Crisis Deepens: 190 New Cases Monthly
A stark increase in financial distress across Cork has prompted urgent calls for government intervention, as South Munster Money Advice and Budgeting Service (MABS) reports supporting 190 new clients every month since January. The regional debt advice service has recorded a 10% rise in caseloads across Cork this year, with families increasingly forced to choose…
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Heritage Sites Across Ireland Open Free on 16 August
More than 70 heritage sites across Ireland will welcome visitors without charge on Saturday 16 August, as the Office of Public Works marks the opening day of National Heritage Week 2025. The annual initiative offers families and heritage enthusiasts the chance to explore Ireland’s historic treasures, from medieval castles to ancient abbeys, under this year’s…
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Free Rebels’ Fanzone Returns to Páirc Uí Chaoimh for All-Ireland Final
Cork GAA supporters unable to secure tickets for Sunday’s All-Ireland Hurling Championship final will have the chance to experience the atmosphere at home, as the popular Rebels’ Fanzone returns to SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh on 20 July. The free, family-friendly event will broadcast the highly anticipated clash between Cork and Tipperary on big screens, complete…
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Appeal for Information as 15-Year-Old Jonathan Herrera Missing from Killeens
Gardaí are seeking public assistance in locating Jonathan Herrera, a 15-year-old boy who has been missing from his home in Killeens, Cork since Thursday morning. Jonathan was last seen in the Killeens area at approximately 11am on 10th July 2025. He is described as being approximately 5 feet 6 inches tall with a slim build,…
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Major Water Main Burst Leaves Ballinhassig Areas Without Supply
A significant burst on a water main in Ballinhassig is causing widespread disruption to water supply across several Cork communities, with repairs potentially taking until tomorrow to complete. Customers in Ballyheada, Rigsdale, Tooreen, Halfway, Rising Sun and surrounding areas are experiencing supply interruptions following the unplanned outage. Uisce Éireann crews have completed their initial investigations…