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The main stories making the headlines across Cork

However they say it will only reopen if its safe to do so

The average rent in the City Centre is now €1452

Three people due before Cork District Court charged with hacking and fraud offences Three people are due in Court  this morning charged with various offences including hacking via unauthorised access to computer systems and fraud. They were charged following an extensive investigation by the Garda National Cyber Crime Bureau are due before Cork District Court later this morning. Two men and one woman were charged in relation to hacking the computer system of a company involved i...

It's in a bid to clamp down on institutional investors buying up big tranches of new properties.

A Number Of Fianna Fáil TDs Have Said They Would Consider Working With Sinn Féin To Form The Next Government Micheál Martin refused to negotiate with Mary Lou McDonald after the 2020 election result. Seán Defoe has this report for RedFM News: Around this time last year most of the politicians had cast their ballots and done their polling centre photo shoots, and were settling in for the agonising wait until the exit poll.  The result threw Irish politics on its head and even now the partie...

Eirgrid to contact landowners in Castlemartyr and Killeagh about cable for Celtic Interconnector project  Construction is expected to begin on the project in 2022.  The project linking the Irish and French electricity grids was due to pass through the two villages, however Eirgrid say they now plan to lay the cable in agricultural land north of Castlemartyr and south-east of Killeagh following technical assessments and feedback from stakeholders.  The one billion euro plan is a ...

A minute's silence has been held at a meeting of Cork City Council this evening in acknowledgement of all those who have been impacted by Mother and Baby Homes.

The man and woman in their 40s were discovered at their house in Cloverhill last night

Rents rose by over 5% in Ireland on average last year, according to new data from Daft.ie, with supply on the market this month down 17%.