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€2.5m expected for 189-acre farm with period house in North Cork
S €2.5m expected for 189-acre farm with period house in North Cork
The property — Gibbinsgrove House — is located near the village of Milford, just 10km to the west of the busy market town of Charleville on the N20

Tue, 24 Sep, 2024

Close up of a cute funny jack russel terrier in the arms of a female veterinarian doctor. Healthy pets, profession concept
Unwanted pets found dumped in plastic bags, Cork charity warns
Rescue charity launches adoption campaign

Sun, 22 Sep, 2024

Missed appointments and late for work: Anger over unreliable Cork city bus service
Missed appointments and late for work: Anger over unreliable Cork city bus service
One woman said a late bus caused her to miss a hospital appointment that she had been waiting to attend for six months.

Sat, 21 Sep, 2024

Zara King replaces Paul Byrne as Virgin Media's southern correspondent
Zara King replaces Paul Byrne as Virgin Media's southern correspondent
Mr Byrne announced his departure from Virgin Media in June after a settlement in his High Court action against the station over its decision to bring internal disciplinary proceedings against him

Fri, 20 Sep, 2024

Michael Moynihan: Cork city set for cool atmosphere as Culture Night comes around
S Michael Moynihan: Cork city set for cool atmosphere as Culture Night comes around
It’s a mammy and daddy night, and that it makes the city very friendly and there’s a good sense of wellbeing

Thu, 19 Sep, 2024

Cork man tried to beat back furze fire with shovel
Cork man tried to beat back furze fire with shovel
Man ordered to pay €600 into poor box after fire took place three days outside permitted time

Wed, 18 Sep, 2024

A general view of SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh 23/3/2024
Páirc Uí Chaoimh offered as alternative venue for Euro 2028
Micheál Martin said the possibility of hosting fixtures in the UEFA Euro 2028 finals in Cork has been raised with the powers that be

Tue, 17 Sep, 2024

Cork Superintendent warns people not to heed social media efforts to stir up protest
Cork Superintendent warns people not to heed social media efforts to stir up protest
Having taken command in Mallow less than 12 months ago, Superintendent Gary McPolin tells Liz Dunphy that key aspects of policing do not differ much between north Cork and Dublin’s inner city

Mon, 16 Sep, 2024

Outgoing CEO of Cork hospitals group to take up new role with NHS in Cardiff
Outgoing CEO of Cork hospitals group to take up new role with NHS in Cardiff
Having become Cork University Hospitals Group CEO in 2022, David Donegan is moving to a role with the Velindre University NHS Trust

Fri, 13 Sep, 2024

Mayo man charged in connection with gun and ammo seizure in Cork
Mayo man charged in connection with gun and ammo seizure in Cork
The judge refused bail in the case due to concerns about the seriousness of the charges

Fri, 13 Sep, 2024

Bogus collector pretended to raise funds for Trócaire charity
Bogus collector pretended to raise funds for Trócaire charity
Suspended sentence for man who called to houses in West Cork carrying a collection box and identifying himself with a false ID card

Fri, 13 Sep, 2024

Technology Stock - Social Media
Irish Examiner view: Bringing social media firms to heel
These companies are happy to profit from users whose posts seek to undermine the rule of law in the State. They cannot complain when they are heavily fined by State regulators upholding that rule of law

Fri, 13 Sep, 2024

Firefighters plant ground zero tree at Cork 9/11 memorial
Firefighters plant ground zero tree at Cork 9/11 memorial
Some 90 NY and Irish firefighters also raised funds for a charity named in honour of a Waterford girl during their cycle from Dublin on the 23rd anniversary of the attacks

Wed, 11 Sep, 2024

Ex-superintendent jailed for drug crime is moved to open prison 
Ex-superintendent jailed for drug crime is moved to open prison 
Former senior garda, jailed for having a quarter of a million euro worth of cannabis, is now in 'a much more relaxed regime that is seen as a reward'

Wed, 11 Sep, 2024

Prison Report Released - Chelmsford Prison
Almost 20% of prisoners in Irish jails test positive for drugs, figures show
In Cork Prison, 222 tests took place in total and 48 of them were positive

Wed, 11 Sep, 2024

HSE south-west to move staff from other areas to tackle shortage of psychology services
HSE south-west to move staff from other areas to tackle shortage of psychology services
The top executive in the HSE south-west has said it plans to move staff from other areas to try to tackle the chronic shortage of psychology services, particularly for children in Cork/Kerry.

Wed, 11 Sep, 2024

Offshore Wind Farm
Ireland has no plausible plan to deliver offshore renewable energy
Despite a number of reports outlining Ireland’s ambitions for offshore renewable energy, research has shown that port development is a major bottleneck to progression of these plans

Wed, 11 Sep, 2024

NetApp to add 60 jobs in Cork Docklands to meet AI growth
NetApp to add 60 jobs in Cork Docklands to meet AI growth
California firm currently employs around 300 people in the city.

Wed, 11 Sep, 2024

Cork hospital helipad approved for patient flights after series of tests
Cork hospital helipad approved for patient flights after series of tests
Cork University Hospital passed with flying colours after Coast Guard, Air Corps, and Helicopter Emergency Medical Service test landings

Tue, 10 Sep, 2024

Gardaí 'still gathering complaints' of fraudulent fire extinguisher sales
Gardaí 'still gathering complaints' of fraudulent fire extinguisher sales
People from Co Cork, Co Kerry, and other areas of Munster have reported being targeted by a man from Cork

Mon, 09 Sep, 2024

Man in prison hands of behind hold Steel cage jail bars. offender criminal locked in jail.
Corkman who spat into shopkeeper's face jailed for five months
Accused has 98 previous convictions including numerous counts for engaging in threatening behaviour.

Mon, 09 Sep, 2024

Man in prison hands of behind hold Steel cage jail bars. offender criminal locked in jail.
'I never thought I would say going to jail was a good thing', Cork mother says of son who breached barring order
Accused breached order nine minutes after it was served on him, court told

Mon, 09 Sep, 2024

Cork City Council and Port of Cork to name Valerie O'Sullivan and Ann Doherty as CEOs
Cork City Council and Port of Cork to name Valerie O'Sullivan and Ann Doherty as CEOs
The outgoing chiefs of Cork's two local authorities are to take on the roles, with Ms O'Sullivan taking on the job just vacated by Ms Doherty

Mon, 09 Sep, 2024

CC GARDA SCOTT MEDAL AWARD
Gardaí to be awarded Scott medals for bravery today 
An Garda Síochána's highest honour will be awarded today to eight serving, retired, and deceased gardaí 

Mon, 09 Sep, 2024

Bodies found in north Cork
Guns and grenades on the northside bring scenes of horror to innocent people in Cork
Even before Helen McEntee arrived in Cork on Thursday to launch a victim support service, violent incidents have been exacerbating simmering tensions in the city

Mon, 09 Sep, 2024

Love spells, potions, and sacred woodcrafts: Welcome to witchcraft in West Cork
Love spells, potions, and sacred woodcrafts: Welcome to witchcraft in West Cork
Sarah Horgan visits Ireland’s first pagan shop, where owners Marie and Craig share their sense of magic

Sun, 08 Sep, 2024

Drunk woman causing disturbance in Cork gave name and address of innocent woman to gardaí
Drunk woman causing disturbance in Cork gave name and address of innocent woman to gardaí
'The court is very concerned that she gave the name and address of a lady who was then implicated in this but knew nothing about it, which was an aggravating matter, judge said

Wed, 04 Sep, 2024

Oasis reunion
Sarah Harte: Oasis reunion gives Gen X a chance to look back in nostalgia
Music can bring us together, bridging gaps between cultures, beliefs, and languages

Wed, 04 Sep, 2024

Cork schoolgirls comb up with a great fundraising plan
Cork schoolgirls comb up with a great fundraising plan
Two pals from Ballintemple donated their hair to a charity that makes wigs for young people who have lost their hair and they have also raised thousands for Down Syndrome Cork

Tue, 03 Sep, 2024

'Inadequate' HSE response to family's request for information about woman who died at CUMH
'Inadequate' HSE response to family's request for information about woman who died at CUMH
Solicitor says HSE should have provided a more comprehensive answer than generic apologies, a reference to large backlog, and a 'thank you for your patience’

Mon, 02 Sep, 2024

Life-saving naloxone drug was administered 461 times last year 
Life-saving naloxone drug was administered 461 times last year 
Figures provided by the HSE also showed that, so far this year, there have been 242 administrations nationwide, 19% of which were made in Cork

Mon, 02 Sep, 2024

Cork City's St Fin Barre’s Cathedral undergoes major facelift to reverse ravages of time
Cork City's St Fin Barre’s Cathedral undergoes major facelift to reverse ravages of time
Cathedral authorities say due to climate change and the greater frequency of storms, the iconic Cork landmark has suffered

Mon, 02 Sep, 2024

Ten closed garda stations on list of empty state-owned properties across Ireland
Ten closed garda stations on list of empty state-owned properties across Ireland
The stations are among around 50 around the country that have either been shut since 2001 or closed following a policing review more than a decade ago

Mon, 02 Sep, 2024

Olympic rowing heroes O'Donovan and McCarthy celebrate success at Skibbereen homecoming
Olympic rowing heroes O'Donovan and McCarthy celebrate success at Skibbereen homecoming
After the pandemic prevented a public celebration of the duo’s 2021 Olympic gold in Tokyo, thousands of people lined the streets of Skibbereen on Sunday to celebrate their historic Olympic gold medal win in Paris almost a month ago

Sun, 01 Sep, 2024

'There is healing in all things': Grieving dad donates funds raised in son's memory
'There is healing in all things': Grieving dad donates funds raised in son's memory
Matthew Healy died in February and his dad James this weekend presented almost €40,000 to Make A Wish

Sat, 31 Aug, 2024

Fota Wildlife Park 'has contacted all customers affected by cyberattack'
Fota Wildlife Park 'has contacted all customers affected by cyberattack'
The scam came to light on Wednesday when the wildlife park on Fota Island in East Cork contacted all patrons who had bought tickets on its site between May 12 and August 27

Fri, 30 Aug, 2024

Watch: Inside the NICU: 'Amazing' altruism powers child health research in Cork
Watch: Inside the NICU: 'Amazing' altruism powers child health research in Cork
Families in Ireland have been praised for showing unusual altruism by taking part in clinical trials with potential benefits for children at an incredibly high rate.

Fri, 30 Aug, 2024

An Bord Pleanala appointments
Hundreds of new homes approved for Cork and Limerick
However, plans for 122 new student bed spaces in Limerick have been turned down by An Bord Pleanála

Thu, 29 Aug, 2024

Man dies trying to help young people at Cork beach
Man dies trying to help young people at Cork beach
A man in his fifties has died after he got into difficulty in the sea when he went to the aid of a number of young people at Inch Beach, near Roches Point in Co Cork.

Fri, 23 Aug, 2024

Adults must 'find what is best' for young people in mental health crisis
Adults must 'find what is best' for young people in mental health crisis
An information pack for young people attending inpatient psychiatric units or who are in recovery was launched by Youth Advocate Programmes Ireland in partnership with the Mental Health Commission

Thu, 22 Aug, 2024

Land Development Agency prepare plans for 350 new homes in Cork city
Land Development Agency prepare plans for 350 new homes in Cork city
The ESB has agreed a land transfer deal of 2.7hectares of its Sarsfield Road regional headquarters in Wilton to the State-sponsored body

Thu, 22 Aug, 2024

Childcare facilities face going 'insolvent' due to lack of Government support
Childcare facilities face going 'insolvent' due to lack of Government support
Currently, childcare providers who accept core funding cannot increase existing prices beyond a strict limit of €33.30 per week

Tue, 20 Aug, 2024

Keys from room hotel on the door
Cork Airport hotel gets green light to add 20 further rooms 
The owners of the Cork Airport Hotel have received planning permission to expand with a further 20 rooms earmarked for construction on its site.

Mon, 19 Aug, 2024

Irish Examiner view: Ireland's poor infrastructure is affecting our communities
Irish Examiner view: Ireland's poor infrastructure is affecting our communities
Infrastructural problems have beset Ireland for many years — decades, in some cases

Thu, 15 Aug, 2024

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