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Researchers say new weight loss drug is a game changer Researchers say a new drug - found to cut body weight by up to 20% - is a "game changer" in the fight against obesity. Semaglutide works by hijacking the bodys own appetite regulating system in the brain, leading to reduced hunger. The average weight loss in the study was almost 2-and-a-half stone. But Professor Jill Pell, Director of the Institute of Health and Wellbeing at the University of Glasgow, thinks people should be giv...

Father Ted’s Rynagh O’Grady’s death leaves co-stars shocked and saddened.

The hit RTÉ show will return to RTÉ 2 tonight at 9:30 pm just in time for Valentine’s Day with a new group of hopeful singles looking for love.

A team of UCC researchers have been awarded €3.5 million to develop a way of convert waste heat into electrictity. 

Cork City Council is warning that a high astronomical Spring Tide will occur at 6.40am on Saturday.

Following a ballot, 91% were in favour of the proposals in the Building Momentum agreement. 

Cork TD says North Cork forgotten in the Sustainable Travel Allocations announced today Cork City and County councils were granted €45 million for walking and cycling infrastructure. However North Cork transport projects like the N73, the North Cork Greenway, cycle lane investment in towns like Mallow, Fermoy and Mitchelstown and the introduction of the Mallow Leap Card for Mallow Train Station wont benefit from the funding.  Speaking to RedFM News Cork TD Seán Sherlock says more needs to b...

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Welsh Court fines Cork man almost £1,300 for breaking covid-19 travel restrictions The 24 year old was in the country to collect a car he had bought WalesOnline reports Harry ORourke of Ballinluska, Crosshaven had travelled almost 900 miles from his home when police stopped him.  Officers pulled the 24 year old over on the A477 on the 22nd of May last year. When questioned about the nature of his journey, ORourke told the officers he had travelled to the country to pick up the ...

The Tánaiste has said personal services like hairdressers won’t be allowed to reopen at the beginning of next month.