HeyJaredKathriona Devereux
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Kathriona Devereux: Covid, saunas, Cork cable cars - hot topics of my Echo years (opens the original)
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This will be my last column for The Echo. It has been a privilege to share my thoughts, opinions, and passions with you for the past six years. Flicking through old columns, reflecting on the topics and issues I’ve covered in that time, my main reaction was, “My goodness we’ve been through a lot.” Looking back, January, 2020, seems like a more innocent time. My column writing career started off benignly reporting on gobsmacked Cork duo Alan O’Sullivan and Cormac Harris’ triumph at the Young Scie
Kathriona Devereux: Our soccer heroes must take a stand and boycott Israel games (opens the original)
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Sung to the tune of Put ’Em under Pressure (We’re All Part Of Jackie’s Army), these lyrics rang out across the Grand Parade at the weekend. Local singer and activist Martin Leahy reworked the song and iconic ‘Olé, Olé’ chorus to ‘Don’t play, don’t play, don’t play, encouraging Irish soccer players to boycott the forthcoming international matches between Ireland and Israel. #StopTheGame is a campaign of Irish football supporters, players, coaches and administrators opposed to genocide, calling fo
Kathriona Devereux: I weep at our climate change failures... but I won’t give up (opens the original)
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A news headline made me cry. It wasn’t about a million euro’s worth of cocaine seized in Cork Airport, or a life sentence for a senseless murder, or an insane amount of money spent to transfer a footballer from one club to another. It said, ‘Battle to halt global heating at 1.5 degrees is lost’. It is the official confirmation by the UN of what we all know is happening - the earth is heating up and bad things are happening. ‘Bad things’ like the most extreme heatwave ever recorded hitting Europe
Kathriona Devereux: Robot athletes? Nah... but I’d love to see one washing Pana! (opens the original)
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Usain Bolt’s 100m speed record of 9.58 seconds, set in Berlin 17 years ago, was broken last week in Beijing at the World Humanoid Robot Games. A headless machine ran 190 milliseconds faster than Bolt. Then it crashed into a padded wall at the end of the track. Did you see the Chinese showcase of robotic prowess? Packed arenas watched robot dancers, karate robots sparring badly, soccer players tentatively passing the ball. It was a flamboyant demonstration of China’s ambition to become world lead
Cork mum on a mission to make The Lough a great haven for kids (opens the original)
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Katie O’Regan’s love for The Lough runs deep. She grew up in the area, as did her dad. The Lough has been there through all her life stages, and she is now rearing three small children with The Lough on her doorstep. After a period of living in Canada, she returned to see that the Lough remained in need of investment. “I saw how they kept their parks in Canada - obviously different budgets, different context, but still - The Lough could be so much better, especially the playground. So, I thought
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