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A man who was injured in an incident in the seaside village of Fountainstown just after midday today has died, Gardaí have confirmed.
Met Eireann has issued a yellow weather warning for snow and ice for tonight and much of tomorrow morning.
A Cork woman who was reunited with her son 50 years after giving birth as a 17-year-old in Bessborough House is urging the Government to excavate human remains at the home and help other mothers to be reunited with their lost children
: Theresa May has promised to "negotiate hard" for the best possible deal for Britain as it leaves the European Union, as it was announced that she will trigger the beginning of formal withdrawal talks on March 29.
The head of the FBI has denied there is any truth to series of tweets from Mr Trump which declared the Republican candidate's phones had been ordered tapped by then-president Barack Obama during the campaign.
Ghanaian referee Joseph Odartei Lamptey has been banned for life by FIFA after being found guilty of influencing the result of a World Cup qualifying match.
: Dream big, says Cork Airport’s head of asset care Bill Daly, as transatlantic flights and the upgrade of the Dunkettle interchange promise to take the airport’s fortunes on an upward trajectory once again, writes Pádraig Hoare
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George Clooney has surprised an elderly fan by visiting her in her assisted living home to wish her a happy 87th birthday.
British rock group Pink Floyd are releasing a single that has not been heard since it was recorded in 1966.
DCU Student Union president candidate Niall Behan has made this seriously impressive video featuring some of his “real supporters”.
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