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'A big win for residents': Protests change cycle path project to save trees in Cork suburb (opens the original)
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Changes to a controversial active travel scheme in a Cork suburb have saved 12 trees which had been proposed to be removed. The changes come following mass protests over the removal of 22 trees, as well as parking, as part of Knockpogue Avenue and Knockfree Avenue Improvement Scheme in Farranree. The scheme aims to deliver safer, more sustainable transport facilities along with a full renovation of the public realm and the utility services, including watermains, surface drainage and public light
Cork City homeowners face highest-ever local property tax increase (opens the original)
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Homeowners across the city are facing a hike in their local property tax (LPT) to the highest level ever recorded in Cork city. At a meeting of the council on Monday evening, councillors voted to approve an LPT rate 15% higher than the basic rate set by the national Government, up from the previous rate of 12%, which was increased from 9% in 2024. It comes as Cork City Council recorded a revenue deficit of €1,592,569 for the first time in several years last year. City council chief executive Val
Councillors vote to protect old Cork Prison (opens the original)
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Cork City councillors have voted to add the old Cork Prison to the register of protected structures in a setback for plans to demolish the building and construct a new prison on the site. The measure was unanimously approved at a special meeting of Cork City Council on Tuesday, with Fianna Fáil councillors backing the proposal despite plans for a replacement prison being advanced by justice minister and Fianna Fáil TD Jim O'Callaghan. The Irish Prison Service (IPS) said a tender process due to b
Cork's Shandon priest warns new Irish citizenship rules could split up her family (opens the original)
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The most senior priest in one of Cork's most iconic landmarks has said the proposed new citizenship laws could split up her family. Reverend Meghan Farr, the priest-in-charge of St Anne’s Church in Shandon, criticised the retroactive new laws proposed by justice minister Jim O’Callaghan which will increase the length of time a person must live in Ireland to be eligible for citizenship from five to eight years. Rev. Farr moved to Cork from the United States in 2022 on a Stamp 3 Minister of Religi
Tusla hopes to invest €1m in 'dilapidated' office to create community hub in Cork City (opens the original)
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Tusla is looking to complete a €1m update of a “dilapidated” office building in Cork's northside to turn it into a community hub. At a presentation at the Local Community Safety Partnership meeting in Cork City Hall on Tuesday evening, Pat Kelleher, Tusla’s Cork East area manager, said that people “often hear about Tusla with a negative narrative". “We have a strong sense that the public don’t really know what we do," he said. He explained that Tusla funds over 650 services nationally, including
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