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'Huge disappointment' as Cork's night-time economy advisor's role ends (opens the original)
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Cork City Council's advisor for the night-time economy has finished in her role and will not be replaced, a move described by councillors as a “huge disappointment”. Fiona Collins, chair of the Guinness Cork Jazz Festival, was appointed in 2023 as part of a pilot programme in nine cities and towns focused on developing events after 6pm. At the last full council meeting, Cormac Ó Súilleabháin, director of city centre development and operations, said the Department of Culture, Communications and S
No data on the number of e-scooter injuries reported at Cork University Hospital, says HSE (opens the original)
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No data is available on the amount of e-scooter injuries reported at Cork University Hospital, the HSE has said. It comes as Children’s Health Ireland (CHI) confirmed that 1,130 attendances for e-scooter-related injuries among children were recorded at its emergency departments between January 2021 and August 2025. The hospital group, which operates four children’s hospitals in Dublin, also estimated that one to two e-scooter injuries among children are currently presenting to its emergency depa
Lifeboat called to Cape Clear after local child has fall (opens the original)
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Baltimore RNLI were called out yesterday evening to a medical evacuation call involving a child on Cape Clear Island, off the coast of west Cork. The volunteer lifeboat crew launched their all-weather lifeboat at 5.20pm, following a request from the Irish Coast Guard to provide the evacuation for a child living on the island who had sustained an injury following a fall. The lifeboat arrived at North Harbour on Cape Clear at 5.40pm and after a handover from the nurse on the island to one of the v
Alone calls on Cork public to join volunteers team as charity warns of demand outpacing supply (opens the original)
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Alone, the organisation that enables older people to age well in their own homes, has supported 4,970 Cork people so far this year through its network of more than 1,100 volunteers. However, the charity has said demand is outpacing supply, and is calling on people across Cork to join their team of volunteers. Alone, whose volunteers support at home through regular visits, phone calls, companionship and practical support, says that loneliness remains the single biggest issue driving people to see
Residents delighted as Council cuts plan to fell 22 trees to 10 in Farranree (opens the original)
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A total of 12 trees out of 22 which were marked down for felling, have been saved, thanks to changes to a controversial active travel scheme in Farranree, after a campaign hailed as a win for people power. The changes followed mass protests over the removal of the trees, as well as parking spaces, as part of the €7m Knockpogue Avenue and Knockfree Avenue Improvement Scheme, which seeks to introduce new bike lanes. A spokesperson for Cork City Council said that council engineers recently met with
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