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Court to decide if man accused of killing Cork bishop in US can stand trial (opens the original)
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A Hollywood court is expected to decide shortly on whether a man accused of shooting a Cork bishop will be tried for his murder. Carlos Medina was charged in February 2023 with the murder of 69-year-old Bishop David O’Connell in his Los Angeles home in February 2023. He was also charged with a special allegation that he used a firearm during the commission of an offence. Bishop O’Connell, a native of Brooklodge in Glanmire, had served as a priest in the Los Angeles archdiocese since he was ordai
Short film on HIV stereotypes is launched in Cork (opens the original)
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A short film aiming to get people to look beyond “outdated assumptions and stereotypes” around HIV has been launched by the Sexual Health Centre in Cork. The film, called My Day is the Same as Yours, features Gabriel Marttin de França, who lives with HIV and who works as the LGBT+ support worker at the Sexual Health Centre. The film invites audiences to look beyond outdated assumptions and stereotypes and to recognise the shared humanity, relationships, aspirations, and everyday experiences of p
Cork study: Being seen as a ‘hard-man’ is a way of getting respect (opens the original)
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Being viewed as a “hard-man” capable of violence is a way for some men to achieve status and respect within their communities if they don’t have legitimate employment or education, a study of recovering addicts and offenders in Cork has found. The research has been undertaken by James Windle and Orla Lynch from University College Cork’s Department of Sociology and Criminology, and Graham Cambridge of the Churchfield Community Trust in Cork City. It drew on contributions from 40 men from Cork who
Cork solicitors to meet amid warning that ongoing legal aid dispute poses 'grave public risk' (opens the original)
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Solicitors are warning that the ongoing criminal legal aid dispute will pose a “grave public risk” when the courts resume on Tuesday. Members of the Southern Law Association are due to meet in Cork on Monday morning to discuss how they will continue their opposition to the flat fee criminal legal aid scheme implemented since July 1 by justice minister Jim O’Callaghan. Criminal defence solicitors in the Dublin region voted unanimously on Thursday to continue their withdrawal of services into Sept
Family of teenage brothers assaulted in Mahon appeal for witnesses to come forward (opens the original)
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The family of two teenage brothers assaulted by two other males in a suburb of Cork city are appealing to anyone with information about the incident to come forward. Two boys, aged 17 and 15, were attacked on Ballinure Avenue in Mahon at around 9.30pm on Friday. The 17-year-old spent two nights in hospital for treatment, according to his aunt. She said on Monday evening that the injuries included concussion, a broken nose, two black eyes, and body and facial injuries “that no teenagers should re
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