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Local GP Mike Thompson welcomed news of funding as a “reprieve” but added that “even with the funding we get we still will not be where we were one ...

The rhythm of the Caribbean combines with the beat of the Irish drum, as Jameson proudly presents its latest innovation.

26 October 2023, Thursday By Mary Bermingham mary@TheCork.ie Full Intercity service and extra Cork commuter trains for Cork Jazz Festival Iarnród Éireann advises customers travelling to and from Cork that a full Intercity service will operate between Dublin and Cork and between Tralee and Cork across the October Bank Holiday weekend. In addition, extra late…

Generations of community life in rural Ireland have relied heavily upon the nation’s natural advantages for milk production, as key industry experts explain to Kathleen O’Sullivan

Devastating flooding and recent climate events have brought the climate emergency into sharp focus.

Cork County Council was as prepared as any agency could be for the unprecedented rainfall which in less than ten minutes led to some 250 properties in Midleton and hundreds of other properties elsewhere in East Cork being flooded, according to Council Chief Executive, Valerie O’Sullivan.

State has been ‘somewhat slow’ on adaptation to counter inevitable climate impacts, Micheál Martin tells climate summit

Dr Mike Thompson told RTÉ radio’s Morning Ireland that there was “a lot of energy in the room” as businesses, trades, professional services attended ...

Leo Varadkar tells Dáil climate change is ‘going to get worse’ but says Government is working on plan to prevent ‘inappropriate’ land use

Almost a year since an extreme weather event hit south Wexford and victims say that they have only received false promises from Government.