
Captain Michael McCarthy, Commercial Manager, Port of Cork and Chairman of Cruise Europe, has been named October’s ‘Cork Person of the Month’.
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The Department of Education has said the decision to close schools for a second day today was taken on child safety grounds as school authorities were only beginning to check the buildings to see what, if any damage, they sustained thanks to yesterday’s unprecedented storms.
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A massive clean-up operation is under way across Cork City after Ophelia left a trail of destruction.
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Winds reached extraordinary strengths during Storm Ophelia, with one gust recorded at the Fastnet Rock, off Co Cork, reaching a 191km/h.
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West Cork was one of the first areas to bear the brunt of Ophelia and a huge clean-up operation will continue today for the biggest storm in living memory.
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After the great storm, the big clean up. As crews start to work around Co Cork, much of the fallout from Storm Ophelia will centre on the Cobh area.
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Motorists and homeowners have been assured that their insurance is valid during severe weather events, despite claims to the contrary on social media.
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As Hurricane Ophelia approaches, the weather is turning wilder.
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Three of the Relentless Rowers crew Pat O'Connor, Eoin O'Farrell and Sean Underwood from Cork were filmed on board the ocean rowing boat, Saoirse, at the Port of Cork today.
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Patients of Temple Street Children’s Hospital joined in on a special celebration to launch this year’s 'Trick or Treat for Temple Street' campaign.
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Offers of help and support have flooded in after arsonists destroyed a school’s one-of-a-kind playground, causing up to €20,000 worth of damage.
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More than 400 University of Limerick students were honoured at the 7th annual President’s Volunteer Award (PVA) ceremony held in the University Concert Hall today.
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Coláiste Bride in Clondalkin took part in the Run Around Europe Challenge today.
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Ho ho hold on. It’s still September, but Christmas was very much in the air over the weekend as gangs of mainly teenage girls got into full festive spirit at the Elf Factor auditions.
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The UNESCO International Conference On Learning Cities got underway yesterday and was attended by a number of guests from around the world.
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The vast majority of farmers are opposed to a state visit to Ireland by US president Donald Trump, with an opinion poll also finding a majority of rural dwellers believing he will damage America’s global standing.
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The National Ploughing Championships officially get underway tomorrow but early arrivals are being met with very foggy conditions.
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Some of the world’s top professional drone-racing pilots have landed in Ireland to compete for the first time here in their sport’s version of Formula 1.
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West Cork islanders Olive and Sean O’Neill have been forced to put their home up for sale and are moving to the mainland so their children can attend school.
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A new mobile library unit serving the rural areas of West Cork was launched recently.
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There was singing, fancy dress and plenty of tea and scones today in Rathbarry, west Cork.
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The family of the late Taoiseach Jack Lynch has urged the State to ensure his lasting legacy of leadership contributes to a better Ireland.
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Here are the latest readers' pictures shortlisted for our photography competition.
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People agthered at Dunmanway in West Cork to take a loot at what was on offer ahead of tomorrow's horse fair.
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BioAtlantis is licenced to mechanically harvest kelp around the Bantry Bay area. However, despite the fiscal and employment potential and despite assurances from the company, considerable local concern remains about the impact on wildlife, livelihoods and the environment, writes Noel Baker.
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Pride shone through the clouds and the rain for Cork’s LGBT community as they remembered a recently departed activist and advocate.
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Cork was the place to be this weekend as Dowtcha Puppets organised the annual Puppetry Festival.
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Despite the views of some of the locals of Adrigole, BioAtlantis has said that a proposed kelp farm for the West Cork village could very well create jobs and will not cost any jobs.
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