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Planning granted for new centre at Owenacurra mental health facility - Vimarsana News

Planning granted for new centre at Owenacurra mental health facility

Approval for the new 10-bed facility has been granted just two months after the initial application was lodged on December 20

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Storm Babet's extreme rainfall linked to global warming, study finds - Vimarsana News

Storm Babet's extreme rainfall linked to global warming, study finds

The study, carried out by leading international climate scientists, found that the chances of such heavy rainfall occurring are now 120% more likely

Residents in fear as Storm Babet a 'calling card' for future flooding - Vimarsana News

Residents in fear as Storm Babet a 'calling card' for future flooding

Midleton home-owners are still grappling with huge bills for damage after last October's floods, compounded by a complicated process of drawing down humanitarian aid

Ortús Chamber Music Festival line-up announced - Vimarsana News

Ortús Chamber Music Festival line-up announced

The 9th Ortús Chamber Music Festival will run from February 25th to March 3rd, 2024 in venues around Cork City and County featuring 10 top chamber musicians. The festival, founded in 2016 by renowned Irish musicians Mairéad Hickey and Sinéad O’Halloran, was set up with the goal of providing audiences with performances by some of the best musicians from Ireland and around the world.

'I was flooded three times — I can't do a fourth': Midleton businesses facing struggle for survival - Vimarsana News

'I was flooded three times — I can't do a fourth': Midleton businesses facing struggle for survival

Premises have reopened but owners face costs and lack of insurance, while fears the town may be hit again mean they are 'constantly on alert'