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Cork secondary school debates key global issues at Model United Nations Conference Bandon secondary school St Brogan’s College held its very own Model United Nations Conference on Tuesday.  John Bohane BANDON secondary school St Brogan’s College held its very own Model United Nations Conference on Tuesday.  The annual conference, which is hosted by Cork Education and Training Board, normally sees hundreds of Irish students, as well as students from foreign countries enter into a series of gripping debates on issues of pressing global importance. This year’s event, however, which woul...

Cork harbour home with maritime history in its DNA €850k Victorian original Lee Carrow is in better shape now than in almost all of its 170+ years  Lee Carrow, by the waters of Cork harbour at  Rockenham in Passage West  and the amenity walkway has its own tidal lagoon Fri, 07 May, 2021 - 08:00 Tommy Barker Pictures John Finn Passage West, Cork Harbour Bedrooms E1 MUCH of the history of Lee Carrow, an impressive Victorian home by a scenic tidal lagoon and the waters of Cork harbour, matches the development of its setting, Passage West, as the water-fronting one-time fishing village grew...

Event Time 9:30am Venue Online This webinar will discuss new innovations in the grass/white clover breeding and evaluation programme at Teagasc. Presenter: Panellists:

Cork GP highlights increase in alcohol-related patient visits and says new minimum pricing 'long-overdue'  Dr Sheehan said people also began to drink more during the pandemic out of a sense of frustration and boredom and to cope with anxiety and stress. Breda Graham A CORK GP has witnessed an increase in alcohol-related patient visits to the practice Dr John Sheehan of Blackpool Bridge Surgery there was “certainly more alcohol use during the pandemic” and that people being home meant they didn’t have to drive to drop or collect people and were therefore inclined to drink more. He said ...

White clover on farms - benefits animal production and lowers need for nitrogen fertilizer Teagasc booklet published ');  '); A clover booklet ‘Management and establishment of grass-white clover swards’ for 2021 has been  launched by Teagasc. Agriculture in Ireland is under ever increasing pressure to reduce nitrogen fertiliser use, reduce greenhouse gas emissions and increase nitrogen use efficiency. White clover has a very important role to play in sustainable Irish pasture-based milk and meat production systems. The high quality forage and the nitrogen fixation benefits of gra...