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Most businesses in Ireland have failed to register for a €257m package of supports made available by the Government in the Budget, even as a deadline to do so looms.

As a parent of two special needs children who both have autism and intellectual disabilities, hearing Simon Harris shocked and appalled that special needs children do not have access to career guidance in special schools really frustrated me.

The first ten hours of Gardaí’s ‘National Slow Down Day’ has seen officers catch 482 motorists speeding, including one driver doing 194km/h in Cork.

London has the famed V&A, the Victoria and Albert Museum: Cork  harbour has its own V&A pairing, a couple of cottages named for the long-serving 19th century British monarch Queen Victoria and her consort Albert, who visited Cork in 1849

A “worn out” father of three has told of how he was forced to close down his county Monaghan based taxi business due to ever increasing regulatory pressures and a chronic dearth of young drivers willing to take up the profession.

HIQA carried out inspections on four different centres in recent months

IT’S the middle of April and the clash of Kerry v Cork is already upon us in the Munster semi-final in Killarney.

Cavan face Tyrone in the Ulster senior football championship quarter-finals on Sunday afternoon - we have all the info you need on how to tune in

South Africas luxury property market, notably in Cape Town, sees increased international and local interest, driven by lifestyle, infrastructure, and investment...