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Former Debenhams Staff Back On The Picket Line After Voting Against Deal To End Long Running Dispute The ex-staff had been blockading their former work places on Patrick Street and at Mahon Shopping Centre in a bid to force Debenhams to honour a 2016 agreement.  Its been 280 days since around 330 staff in Cork lost their jobs when the retailer closed 11 Irish stores. 91% of employees who are members of the Mandate Trade Union voted to reject the offer of a €3 million training fun...

Insects Move A Step Closer To Our Dinner Plates The European Food Safety Authority has ruled that yellow mealworms are safe to eat. They will have to get EU wide approval before they reach supermarket shelves. Irish insect farmer Alvin Hunt from Hexafly is welcoming the landmark ruling:  "Its quite a positive step for the whole insect industry. It only relates specifically to dried yellow mealworm but its generally a good ruling and will  push forward other submissions so theres been a numbe...

A number of Cork TDs have called for plans to build a social housing development on the Bessborough site to be scrapped.

Cork's Number One Radio Station with Ray Foley and the Neil Prendeville Show. Listen online and on FM across Cork.

Cork's Number One Radio Station with Ray Foley and the Neil Prendeville Show. Listen online and on FM across Cork.

Netflix to release a new movie EVERY WEEK - heres a look at them all! In fact some of you may be worried that youre about to complete Netflix. But not to worry! The streaming giant has announced that it will be releasing a brand new movie on the platform every week! These brand new movies will include the likes of Ryan Reynolds, Leonardo DiCaprio, Amy Adams, Dwayne Johnson and more. Netflix treated us to a trailer of what we can expect to see over the next year including the final instalments o...

The Irish Second-Level Students Union is calling for the standard Leaving and Junior certs to be scrapped this year. 

He could become the first US President to be impeached - twice.

91% of the former workers who are Mandate trade union members  voted against the proposal and will now write to the Taoiseach to ask him to turn the offer into cash for the workers who have been fighting for redundancy since the retail giant closed last year. 

Over 1,200 people signed a petition for the clinic to reopen and the issue was raised in the Dáil.