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Two men in their 20s killed in separate crashes in Cork and Kerry - Vimarsana News

Two men in their 20s killed in separate crashes in Cork and Kerry

Two young men have been killed in two separate crashes within 12 hours of one another in Cork and Kerry. A man in his early 20s died in a crash in Co Cork on Th...

EirGrid to host cable construction information events on the Celtic Interconnector project - Vimarsana News

EirGrid to host cable construction information events on the Celtic Interconnector project

9 April 2024 By Mary Bermingham mary@TheCork.ie EirGrid, the operator of Ireland’s electricity grid is set to hold two cable construction information events on the Celtic Interconnector project. As part of ongoing information and engagement activities, two cable construction information days will be held today from 4pm to 6.30pm and tomorrow Wednesday, April 10 from…

Source: thecork.ie
Miniature monster – Frank McNally on the fall and rise of the "baby Guinness" – The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

Miniature monster – Frank McNally on the fall and rise of the "baby Guinness" – The Irish Times

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Directions awaited from DPP in case against two men accused of murder of Kieran Quilligan - Vimarsana News

Directions awaited from DPP in case against two men accused of murder of Kieran Quilligan

Mr Quilligan was reported missing last September and his remains were found in January following an extensive search in East Cork. 

Road deaths soar by 45pc as two men killed in weekend of tragedy named - Vimarsana News

Road deaths soar by 45pc as two men killed in weekend of tragedy named

?Road deaths have soared to an alarming high of 45pc above last year’s levels, as safety campaigners warned urgent action is needed to prevent fatalities reaching their worst levels for a ­quarter of a century.