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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Jul 25, 2026
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- Jul 6, 2026
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Cork influencer's prank videos linked to promotion of unlicensed gambling operator (opens the original)
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During one of his many recent filming excursions, Cork-based Vladyslav Morhulets, better known online as prankster Rendy Vlad, was kicked out of a furniture store for hiding under the sheets of a model bed during a botched prank. Posing as a sleeping homeless man while secretly filming the stunt on his Meta Ray-Ban smart glasses led to his removal from the store by staff and security, with whom he tried to plead that the attempted prank had been at least a little funny. Employees swiftly assured
Plans for 300 new homes in Douglas lodged with Cork City Council (opens the original)
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Plans for an ambitious housing scheme on the outskirts of Douglas Village spanning 300 dwellings have been lodged by Cork developers Bridgewater Homes. The construction giant has written to City Hall seeking planning permission for 210 houses, 90 apartments and a creche for 100 children on lands at Casteletreasure, named Donnybrook Manor. You have reached your article limit. Already a subscriber? Sign in Be the first to know the latest news and updates
Paul Street food truck plaza to return as Fifth Quarter eyes major growth as city food hub (opens the original)
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Food trucks are set to return to the Fifth Quarter from this weekend as part of an ambitious growth plan by Paul Street Shopping Centre to position the area as a central food hub within the city centre. Speaking to the Irish Examiner, Orla Morton of Paul Street Shopping Centre and the Fifth Quarter said old favourites that operated from the plaza before its closure in June are set to return to the area on Friday, July 24, as part of a pilot summer programme which will run until the end of Septe
Caseys furniture to quit Cork's Oliver Plunkett Street for major Mahon Point development (opens the original)
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Long-standing Cork furniture retailer Caseys Furniture is planning a major expansion and relocation from Cork city centre, with proposals to open a new store at the former Webprint facility in Mahon Retail Park. The furniture retailer, which has traded in Ireland for more than 100 years, has lodged plans to convert the former printing facility, which extends across more than 1.4 hectares, into a large furniture store and showroom. This is exclusive subscriber content. Already a subscriber? Sign
Council sends warning letters to Midleton sauna and car wash (opens the original)
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A newly opened sauna and a car wash company operating beside one another in Midleton have both been served with warning letters for alleged unauthorised uses by Cork County Council. The newly opened Social Sauna Club, located on Cork Road in Midleton, boasts four saunas, six ice baths and two hot tubs. Fencing as high as 11 feet has also been erected around the sauna business, along with a steel container at the front. You have reached your article limit. Already a subscriber? Sign in Be the fir
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