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New Price for Life offer on SIMS sold by Lidl | The Southern Star (opens the original)
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Lidl is entering the mobile phone market with its own SIM plan set to launch next week. The discount supermarket chain will introduce Lidl Connect on Monday October 5, with a bargain welcome offer for the first tranche of customers. The opening limited offer will give the first 100,000 customers an €8.99-per-month ‘Price for Life’. Lidl Connect will be available exclusively through the retailer's Lidl Plus app, allowing for sign-up and ongoing management of the mobile plan. Customers can choose
Parents hire solicitor to demand urgent respite care from CoAction | The Southern Star (opens the original)
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THE parents of more than 20 CoAction service users have sent a solicitor’s letter to its CEO highlighting their desperate need for respite care. THIS ARTICLE IS ON THE FRONT PAGE OF THIS WEEK'S SOUTHERN STAR NEWSPAPER. Solicitor, Brian Harrington, sent the letter on September 18 on behalf of parents living in the greater Bantry and Glengarriff areas, claiming the organisation has continuously failed to provide adequate and appropriate respite care. Each of the families mentioned in the letter ha
Uncertain future for Ukrainian refugees as deadline looms on accommodation rule | The Southern Star (opens the original)
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UKRAINIAN refugees in need of accommodation are facing a six-month anxious wait between now and a government-imposed deadline of March 2027. Since the government began reducing State-funded hotel and other accommodation, as well as cutting back financial supports, the situation for Ukrainians fleeing the war has changed dramatically. The government is phasing out more than 500 commercial contracts with hotels, guesthouses, and B&Bs that had housed over 16,000 Ukrainian refugees nationwide, but i
Cape Clear Island may be facing a healthcare crisis | The Southern Star (opens the original)
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THIS ARTICLE APPEARED ON THE FRONT PAGE OF THE SOUTHERN STAR NEWSPAPER ON THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 24, 2026 CAPE Clear Island is facing a prolonged healthcare crisis and urgently needs full-time public health nursing cover before a preventable tragedy occurs. A submission by the island community to the HSE and the Department of Health claims that despite the dedication and professionalism of the island’s part-time nurse, access to basic healthcare has become increasingly unreliable over the past decad
Appeal over Bantry plan for hub and music venue | The Southern Star (opens the original)
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AN appeal against a new concert venue and education hub for West Cork Music (WCM) in Bantry has been lodged with An Coimisiún Pleanála. Paul Leech, who divides his time between Dublin and Crookhaven, and has family connections in West Cork, submitted an initial observation to Cork County Council’s planning department in May after WCM lodged its application. He suggested the proposed development is in the wrong place, would be flooded during the design-life of the project, is driven by zeal rathe
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