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Vulnerable will be ‘hardest hit again’ by Covid-19 economic fallout – UCC study

Workers who are young, male, less educated, non-national, self-employed, or live outside Dublin are likely to shoulder any economic fallout from the Covid-19 crisis, researchers at University College Cork (UCC) have found.

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Coronavirus will increase economic inequality in Irish society, says UCC study

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Covid-19: Research warns against 'one-size fits all' approach to easing economic burden

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Special Report: Lack of investment stalls drive to get Cork City moving

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Evening round-up: 'Love triangle' trial; Cork event centre; Sri Lanka attacks

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Cork on the Rise: Dublin needs to set Cork free if city is to reach its full economic potential

Cork on the Rise: We want your views on a unique city at a moment of great change

Cork is a unique city at a moment of great change.

Thu, 11 Apr, 2019

Controversial car ban suspended until early August amid traffic warnings

The controversial afternoon car ban on Cork’s main street has been suspended until early August.

Sun, 22 Apr, 2018

Man who overtook eight cars at 150kph avoids jail sentence

A man who overtook more than eight cars at speeds of up to 150kph has avoided jail. 

Sun, 21 May, 2017

Sail programme runs aground

The flagship boat for a €150,000-a-year Youthreach project has been locked in a boatyard since 2007, writes Investigative Correspondent Conor Ryan

Tue, 07 Feb, 2012

Pair charged with dissident activity appear in court

Two men arrested during Garda investigations into dissident republican activity were brought before a special sitting of the Special Criminal Court in Dublin today.

Mon, 18 Oct, 2010